View source for Standard Break Key Sequence Combinations During Password Recovery

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|'''Software'''
|'''Platform'''
|'''Operating System'''
|'''Try This'''
|-
|Hyperterminal
|IBM Compatible
|Windows XP
|Ctrl-Break
|-
|Hyperterminal
|IBM Compatible
|Windows 2000
|Ctrl-Break
|-
|Hyperterminal
|IBM Compatible
|Windows 98
|Ctrl-Break
|-
|Hyperterminal (version 595160)
|IBM Compatible
|Windows 95
|Ctrl-F6-Break
|-
|Kermit 
|SUN Workstation
|UNIX 
|Ctrl-\l
|-
|Kermit 
|SUN Workstation
|UNIX 
|Ctrl-\b
|-
|MicroPhone Pro
|IBM Compatible 
|Windows 
|Ctrl-Break
|-
|Minicom 
|IBM Compatible
|Linux
|Ctrl-a f
|-
|ProComm Plus
|IBM Compatible 
|DOS or Windows
|Alt-b
|-
|SecureCRT
|IBM Compatible 
|Windows
|Ctrl-Break
|-
|Telix 
|IBM Compatible 
|DOS
|Ctrl-End
|-
|Telnet
|N/A
|N/A
|Ctrl-], then type '''send brk'''
|-
|Telnet to Cisco
|IBM Compatible 
|N/A
|Ctrl-] 
|-
|Teraterm 
|IBM Compatible 
|Windows 
|Alt-b
|-
|Terminal 
|IBM Compatible 
|Windows 
|Break 
|-
|Terminal 
|IBM Compatible 
|Windows 
|Ctrl-Break
|-
|Tip
|SUN Workstation
|UNIX 
|Ctrl-], then Break or Ctrl-c
|-
|Tip
|SUN Workstation
|UNIX 
|~#
|-
|VT 100 Emulation
|Data General
|N/A
|F16
|-
|Windows NT
|IBM Compatible
|Windows
|Break-F5
|-
|Windows NT
|IBM Compatible
|Windows
|Shift-F5
|-
|Windows NT
|IBM Compatible
|Windows
|Shift-6 Shift-4 Shift-b (^$B)
|-
|Z-TERMINAL
|Mac 
|Apple 
|Command-b
|-
|N/A
|Break-Out Box 
|N/A
|Connect pin 2 (X-mit) to +V for half a second 
|-
|N/A
|Cisco to aux port
|N/A
|Control-Shft-6, then b
|-
|N/A
|IBM Compatible
|N/A
|Ctrl-Break
|-
|Xfce-Terminal
|Opengear Console Server over SSH
|Linux
|<code>~~b</code>
|-
|Xfce-Terminal
|Opengear Console Server over SSH
|Linux
|<code><nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>b</code>

(Caution: On some systems, you have to hit the <code>~</code> key twice to get one character, so in fact you would have to type <code><nowiki>~~~~b</nowiki></code> to actually get <code>~~b</code>. Try first in an unused terminal!)