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# #south-county — 2026-03-12
**09:01 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773331316612429):** are you onsite working on the network today? let me know if i can help
**09:44 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773333841300139):** Do you have time to assist when we get to the FT diagnostic? It's looking like the network is fine and Chad has some ideas
**09:44 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773333866102329):** no, but yes of course
**09:44 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773333898098619):** i can switch gears anytime just let me know
**09:45 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773333917693309):** Ok thanks. I just think it's best to have you involved
**09:46 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773333972202549):** yeah, we need to figure this out.. ive felt like its a FT thing for some reason. CIP messages or i dont know. something in their lovely software
**09:57 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773334626921749):** @AutoBot what is the credentials for the cp4000 moxa switch
**09:57 [AutoBot](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773334627982579):** :mag: Searching the vault…
**09:57 [AutoBot](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773334632403149):**
The provided documents do not contain any information about the credentials (username or password) for the CP4000 MOXA switch. The network segmentation plan and configuration instructions mention accessing the MOXA management interface at IP 192.168.1.142 but do not specify login credentials.
Additionally, the security concerns section in the ICS Network Segmentation Plan notes that Telnet is enabled and that the password policy is weak (minimum 4 characters, no complexity), but no actual credentials are disclosed.
For security reasons, credentials are typically not included in publicly shared documentation. You may need to consult your network administrator or the original configuration files securely stored to obtain the correct credentials.
If you have physical or administrative access to the device, you might reset the password or retrieve it from the configuration backup files labeled like "CP4000_MOXA_PRE-SEGMENTATION_YYYY-MM-DD.ini" or "CP4000_MOXA_SEGMENTED_YYYY-MM-DD.ini" if they contain encrypted or plaintext credentials.
Summary:
**No credentials for the CP4000 MOXA switch are provided in the available documents.**
:card_file_box: *Sources* (10 chunks):
• `vault_files/20260226_19c9d0463169_ICS_Network_Segmentation_Plan_Rev3.2_FINAL.pdf`
• `vault_files/F0AHG6KMQ7L_ICS_Network_Segmentation_Plan_Rev3.2_FINAL.pdf`
• *SSLOCSD* — `Clients/SSLOCSD/CP4000 Network Isolation/MOXA_EDS528E_ACL_Walkthrough.html`
• *SSLOCSD* — `vault_files/img_20190926_104315.156.jpg`
• *SSLOCSD* — `vault_files/CCT_PLC_Install_Notes_img_20190926_104315.156.jpg`
**09:58 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773334702146559):** i feel like it was default?
**09:58 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773334725154259):** wait, you logged into it with your computer didnt you? or was that me
**10:02 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773334969670269):** @AutoBot what are the credentials for the cp-4000 moxa switch?
**10:02 [AutoBot](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773334971190759):** :mag: Searching the vault…
**10:02 [AutoBot](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773334974448819):**
The provided documents and context do not contain any information about the credentials (username or password) for the CP-4000 MOXA switch. The configuration and segmentation plans describe IP addresses, port assignments, VLAN and ACL configurations, and backup procedures, but do not disclose login credentials.
Therefore, the credentials for the CP-4000 MOXA switch are not available in the provided context. For security reasons, such credentials are typically kept confidential and should be obtained from authorized personnel or secure documentation.
:card_file_box: *Sources* (10 chunks):
• `vault_files/F0AHG6KMQ7L_ICS_Network_Segmentation_Plan_Rev3.2_FINAL.pdf`
• `vault_files/20260226_19c9d0463169_ICS_Network_Segmentation_Plan_Rev3.2_FINAL.pdf`
• *SSLOCSD* — `Clients/SSLOCSD/CP4000 Network Isolation/MOXA_EDS528E_ACL_Walkthrough.html`
• *SSLOCSD* — `vault_files/img_20190919_180221.284.jpg`
• `vault_files/F0AHT92614H_ICS_Network_Segmentation_Plan_FINAL.pdf`
**10:03 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335003516159):** @Kevin its in there, i'll figure out why its not being indexed properly let me paste it here. i found it from obisidan
**10:03 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335025718519):**
CP-4000 / CP4000
switch [192.168.1.142](http://192.168.1.142)
admin / sslocsdAdmin142!
**10:11 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335482137009):** @Mason Radke do you know what port FT uses when it executes the macros for the pax objects?
**10:12 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335526490759):** no. i dont. im not even sure that goes out over the network. doesnt that execute comands locally on the scada server?
**10:12 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335535900909):** Wanna hop on now?
**10:12 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335551092179):** if its a remote client it may be included in other scada traffic on whatever port thats using
**10:12 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335558509129):** but i dont know for sure
**10:12 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335570085999):** yeah i'll connect
**10:13 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773335580341059):** Chad is on my laptop. RUT to my laptop then I'll bring you in on the phone call
**10:20 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773336030596279):** i may have lost the call
**10:20 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773336033389639):** cant hear anymore
**10:57 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773338245639229):** on the moxa switch at 192.168.1.101 Port 7 = CP-4000 and Port 8 = SCADA
**12:09 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773342588457259):**
![[F0AL7FTUQKG_PXL_20260312_190904253.jpg]]
**12:11 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773342698818239):** Add a task to add the Current Start Volume object to the SCADA screen for Mason client sslocsd due date 3/15
**12:11 [Kevin](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773342717742859):** @AutoBot Add a task to add the Current Start Volume object to the SCADA screen for Mason client sslocsd due date 3/15
**12:11 [AutoBot](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773342719699889):**
:white_check_mark: *Task created:* add the Current Start Volume object to the SCADA screen
:bust_in_silhouette: Mason :star: Medium :calendar: 2026-03-15 :office: SSLOCSD
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**12:20 [Mason Radke](https://slack.com/archives/C08G4KZG7D5/p1773343256054839):** it did a good job on parsing that task