 gpontisPremium join:2003-10-22 Redwood City, CA | A50 FW on 5200, no telnet or FTP !!! I am experimenting with the A50 firmware on an E240 version 5200. Seems to be working OK in terms of the web interface and DSL link.
I cannot log into the modem using telnet, and I also cannot connect via FTP. Telnet asks for login/password, but nothing that I know to put in is accepted. FTP rejects any login name that I have tried before it even gets to asking for a password.
I have tried entering new profiles and enabling everything. Also, I have tried the direct access with "http://192.168.254.254/pfwizardj.cgi?code=EDIT&id=prof1&retain=f".
Is it possible that telnet and FTP are not supported in this firmware ? (That would be dissappointing...) |
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 Doctor OldsI Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me.Premium,VIP join:2001-04-19 1970 442 W30 kudos:18 | You are the first poster to have this problem, so I don't know of any solutions to tell you or whether what you are seeing is applicable for the A50. Sorry.
Did you try the FTP reset program? »Efficient Networks Forum FAQ »How do I set/reset the 5200 FTP/Telnet Login and Password?
Regards,
Doctor Olds |
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 gpontisPremium join:2003-10-22 Redwood City, CA | reply to gpontis If I am the first, then it gives me hope that these modes can be made to work on my box(es) too. One reason that I did not rush to try the FTP reset program is that I wasn't sure exactly what I would FTP over to the box even if I could. The A50 .def file appears to only have one login/pass of admin/admin. My understanding of ICGabe's utility is that the new password is only good long enough to connect through FTP once. |
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 Doctor OldsI Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me.Premium,VIP join:2001-04-19 1970 442 W30 kudos:18 | What IP did you use in the setup of the 3 profiles?
What are you trying to get from the FTP server?
Did you read the 2 long threads linked in the FAQ?
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Doctor Olds |
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 | reply to gpontis Yes, the A50 does not come with Telnet/FTP acces. You can change this however, and create your own username and password.
Use ICGabe's utility to telnet into the modem.
Once in, type these commands:
cfg upro#1{usr{un=username cfg upro#1{usr{pw=password cfg upro#1{usr{per=0xFFFFFFFF cfg save do reboot
When the modem reboots, you will be able to telnet/FTP using the username and password you created. You won't need to use the FTP Tool again, unless you reset the modem. |
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 gpontisPremium join:2003-10-22 Redwood City, CA | reply to gpontis Ahhh, I forgot that the telnet login was the same as that for FTP. Works great after using ICGabe's util. Many thanks.
It should be mentioned that upro#1 is unrelated to user profile #1 that can be modified from the web GUI. |
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 Doctor OldsI Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me.Premium,VIP join:2001-04-19 1970 442 W30 kudos:18 | said by gpontis:It should be mentioned that upro#1 is unrelated to user profile #1 that can be modified from the web GUI. Correct!! The three hidden profiles are numbered 0, 1, 2 (not 1, 2, 3).
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Doctor Olds |
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