I dont understand why BMW would require a certain switch??? Which ever DMS you use today should be sending data to BMW and the switch would not affect that???
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I dont understand why BMW would require a certain switch??? Which ever DMS you use today should be sending data to BMW and the switch would not affect that???
- Oct 7, 2014
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The switch was provided to us by BMW for their shop network. All BMW dealers have it.
Ohh sorry I thought you said it was a REyRey provided switch. my bad!
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They kind of did. When the whole ISIS initiative happened years ago through BMW. ReyRey was kind of incharge of it with ICP. ReyRey was used in BMW for the network end. Before BMW had their backend DCS, Reyrey provided it, but it wasnt used as the DMS......its kind of confusing.
Josh, just checking to see if we got this resolved to your satisfaction?
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A BMW dealership needs to reconfigure a Cisco 3560 switch that Reynolds and Reynolds previously managed but is now locked with unknown credentials; Reynolds refuses to support it since the dealership no longer uses their DMS. After exploring options, the user decides to perform a password recovery procedure on the switch, though some forum members suggest just replacing the aged equipment instead—however, the original poster reveals BMW requires them to keep this specific switch model.
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