jggiii2
join:2008-11-13
Mont Vernon, NH
| reply to Bytebender
Re: Westell 7500: Disabling Access to Admin UI from Wireless:
That's already done, as well as 'hiding' the SSID (for all the good that does - at least it keeps most of the kids out), setting WEP and changing the LAN IP of the device itself. But the basic panel available just by browsing to the router shows more information that I'm comfortable sharing... |
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Jodokast96
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join:2005-11-23
Erial, NJ | Why not WPA? |
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jggiii2
join:2008-11-13
Mont Vernon, NH
| It's just temporary until I solve this issue, then the network can be opened for guest use. I'm just using it to keep the curious out until I can keep them away from the router.
After digging through the source code, I believe I've found that the wireless interface is identifed as wl0. So, I will try adding this to the medium firewall settings tomorrow:
${APPEND} inlan_level_input_filter -i wl+ -d 192.168.1.1 --dport 80 -j logOutboundBlocked
in the LAN to Modem section and see if I turn the router into a brick or not  .... |
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Bytebender
Bytebender
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join:2008-02-12
Canada
| said by jggiii2  :After digging through the source code, I believe I've found that the wireless interface is identifed as wl0. So, I will try adding this to the medium firewall settings tomorrow: ${APPEND} inlan_level_input_filter -i wl+ -d 192.168.1.1 --dport 80 -j logOutboundBlocked If you changed the LAN IP of the device, this code should contain the new address, no?
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reboot, reset, reconfigure, then recycle. |
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jggiii2
join:2008-11-13
Mont Vernon, NH | Yep, did that. No good. My guess is that the Verizon folks grant access before the user-modifiable script is executed.
Decided to tell him to send it back and I'll use a Linksys box with DD-WRT. No sense in screwing with it. |
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