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reply to ICGabe

Re: 5200 FTP

Great. Glad I could help.

reply to ICGabe
Yes, you're right, the 5200 doesn't have a default login, but you can set it in a better way and make your login/pass durable.
All you've got to do is enter in a telnet session and introduce the following configuration:

cfg upro#2{un="viva",pw="Mexico",per=0x2

and thats it!
the login is: viva
& the password is: Mexico
obviously, you can change the login pass if you change the command sentence in the places where you are thinking at this moment.
If you have the mexican version of the firmware then your login/pass is telmex/telmex. But if you have another version you can see your login/pass entering to the ftp administration mode of the speedstream with the program posted by ICGabe, the you can download the file x.cfg or the x.def (manually get 'cause the router won't show the list). Near to the end of those files you'll find the login/pass that you chose (or admin/admin) and a little bit after the login/pass for the telnet.

Sorry about my poor english...

yea ugg, how can you enter a telnet config when the username and password don't work here either.

Call your ISP to see if they will give you the Telnet password for their Firmware or try alltel/alltell.

Regards,

Doctor Olds

reply to ICGabe
You think they will tell me, even if the hardware I own has a password?

Never hurts to ask, right?

Also you can try some obvious combo's like efficient/efficient, 5200/5200 admin/admin, superuser/superuser, god/god, user/user, ect.

Regards,

Doctor Olds

reply to ICGabe
Sorry for asking but if I want to copy the firmware from one modem to install it in another what files will I need.

TIA

said by dslrocksya:

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Sorry for asking but if I want to copy the firmware from one modem to install it in another what files will I need.

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reply to Vichnu

Re: 5200 ftp

reply to ICGabe

re: 5200 ftp

Try here: »SpeedStream 5200 FTP