Sagemcom Tools Telnet
Here is my tool to enable Telnet access and a line stats page for Sagemcom F@st 2864 modems. All sources are included. *** NOTE -- Updated version posted here » *** Download here: » What's new in V1.01: - Telnet Enable option - New commands 'rg_conf_set' and 'rg_conf_del' accessible by shell - Double-NAT compatible (make sure you forward port 69 UDP properly) --------------------------- How does it work? Launch the executable file and allow firewall access to tftp.exe. Type in your modem login, password and serial number and click Install. Wait and then enjoy!
Sagemcom Tools Telnet
Stats are now accessible at » and are refreshed every minute. Can I uninstall it safely? Yes, in case something goes wrong you can click on the Remove button and everything will go back to factory state. Why do I have to type in my serial number?
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That smells fishy. It is perfectly legit! Try to set a manual DNS server by the web interface, it will ask you to enter the serial number to confirm you really want to do this.
What happens after a firmware update? You'll have to run this tool again an reinstall it. Telnet however should stay enabled if you previously activated it.
DISCLAIMER This tool is released for educational purpose only. I cannot be held responsible for any harm or damage it can cause. You must be the owner of the modem you wish to use this tool with. Hmm does this mean I can actually get my 10 mbit upload?
Said by: Is there any way to replace the main page and link to stats off that?I asked the same question. Now that I look at the injection attack it has a copy of index.html in the pack.bin payload that it copies to /tmp/stats. Worse case it would be nice to have a stats menu entry added to the copy. Then just ignore the original index file. I would have expected the original Bell logo to be replaced with meme.gif.
I assume OP didn't want to freak people out. EDIT: Whooops.
Just noticed it on the right.
Here is my tool to enable Telnet access and a line stats page for Sagemcom F@st 2864 modems. All sources are included. *** NOTE -- Updated version posted here » *** Download here: » What's new in V1.01: - Telnet Enable option - New commands 'rg_conf_set' and 'rg_conf_del' accessible by shell - Double-NAT compatible (make sure you forward port 69 UDP properly) --------------------------- How does it work? Launch the executable file and allow firewall access to tftp.exe. Type in your modem login, password and serial number and click Install. Wait and then enjoy! Stats are now accessible at » and are refreshed every minute.
Can I uninstall it safely? Yes, in case something goes wrong you can click on the Remove button and everything will go back to factory state. Why do I have to type in my serial number? That smells fishy. It is perfectly legit! Try to set a manual DNS server by the web interface, it will ask you to enter the serial number to confirm you really want to do this. What happens after a firmware update? Norton 360 v22 crack.
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You'll have to run this tool again an reinstall it. Telnet however should stay enabled if you previously activated it.
DISCLAIMER This tool is released for educational purpose only. I cannot be held responsible for any harm or damage it can cause. You must be the owner of the modem you wish to use this tool with. Hmm does this mean I can actually get my 10 mbit upload? Said by: Is there any way to replace the main page and link to stats off that?I asked the same question. Now that I look at the injection attack it has a copy of index.html in the pack.bin payload that it copies to /tmp/stats.
Worse case it would be nice to have a stats menu entry added to the copy. Then just ignore the original index file. I would have expected the original Bell logo to be replaced with meme.gif. I assume OP didn't want to freak people out.
EDIT: Whooops. Just noticed it on the right.
Overview This repository is a collection of tools and tips for the Optus Sagemcom F@ST 3864 broadband modem. Getting Access to Advanced Configuration Options The advanced features of the modem are not accessible by default and require you to login as the admin user to be able to view and modify them. There are a number of ways you can obtain the admin password, with some methods depending on the firmware version your modem is running. Getting the admin Password Prior to Software Version 8.353.1_F@ST5350_Optus Getting the admin user password prior to firmware version 8.353.1_F@ST5350_Optus such as version 7.253.2_F3864V2_Optus.
Open a web browser to and navigate to Managment / Access Control and view the source of the righthand part of the page. Near the top of the page you will find a line something like this: pwdAdmin = 'XXXXXXX'; This is the admin user password. If you now open your browser to and enter the admin user and password details found you will enable the advanced configuration menus. Getting the admin Password All Versions From firmware version 8.353.1_F@ST5350_Optus access to the advanced settings was disabled, as was the ability to view the admin password in the Access Control page. However, thanks to some reverse engineering done by Matty123123 at the plus.net forums there is a way to decrypt the configuration file obtained when you download the backup settings from the router. Open a web browser to and navigate to Managment / Configuration / Backup and download the backupsettings.conf file. Next download a copy the the decrypt-conf.py script included in this repository.
Usb boot norton ghost 11.5 download. Set up Linux Install the decrypt-conf.py dependencies: $ sudo pip install pycrypto Set up Windows On Windows systems will need to download and install. Make sure you check the box to add Python to your PATH in the installer. Then open a DOS or PowerShell command shell and install the pycrypto module: pip install --use-wheel --no-index --find-links=pycrypto Download decrypt-conf.py Download the script and you backupsettings.conf from your modem and put them in the same directory. Decrypt the Settings On Linux/Unix-like systems run: $ python decrypt-conf.py backupsettings.conf or on Windwos: > python.exe decrypt-conf.py backupsettings.conf This will produce a new file called backupsettings.conf.txt.
Sagemcom Tools Telnet
Search this file for the lines: XXXXXXXXXXXXX== The password is base64 encoded so to decode it copy it into the following command line: $ echo XXXXXXXXXXXX== base64 -d Accessing the Advanced Settings To access the advanced menus enter the following URL with your router's admin password into your browser: Credit goes to Matt Goring for his original on which I based my python script. Uploading a Modified Configuration Once you have obtained a plain text version of the configuration you can then modify it and upload it to the device. Open a web browser to and navigate to Managment / Configuration / Update and upload your modified the backupsettings.conf.txt file. There is no need to encrypt the file as the router will accept plain text files.
Enabling Telnet Enabling telnet allows you to explore the device a little more and customize it further from the Linux command line. To enable telnet you need to modify a plain text copy of the configuration to include the line: TRUE The configuration may already contain the line above but it is set to FALSE so just change it to TRUE. If it is missing the line then add it after the following line: Then upload the modified configuration.
You will now be able to telnet to 192.168.0.1 and login using the username admin and the password you obtained earlier. Once you are logged in you are put into a restricted shell so type sh to drop into a BusyBox Linux shell. Putting the device into bridge mode ADSL2 Connections Follow the instructions in the PDF to. Original credit to. Note: • Use the instructions above to obtain your admin password rather than those in the PDF. NBN FTTN/VDSL Connections The NDN FTTN/VDSL steps are similar to ADSL: • Backup your existing configuration in case you want to revert to it later.
• Factory reset the modem by hold a paper clip in the reset hole at the back of the modem until all the lights flash and it reboots. • Use the instructions above to obtain your admin password. • Open a web browser to and login as admin with the password obtained in the previous step. • Navigate to Advanced Setup / WAN Service. Look for the row in the table with interface ptm0.1 and description ipoe_0_1_1.0.