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Sir Meowmix III

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Re: Speedstream 5200 telnet password/image/"hacking"

Doctor Olds, thanks for your reply. What's odd is that I already have a #1 profile defined. Is the per= line hex for permissions, and 0xFFFFFFFF indicates no restrictions?

Thanks
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said by Sir Meowmix III :

Doctor Olds, thanks for your reply. What's odd is that I already have a #1 profile defined.
Please read the entire thread linked previously as you are skipping/missing important details.....

There are three hidden profiles numbered 0, 1, and 2.

»Re: A50 FW on 5200, no telnet or FTP !!!
said by gpontis See Profile :
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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to forum · permalink · · 2009-01-01 10:30:22 · Reply to this

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Hi

Yes the 0XFFFFFFFF grants full permissions to the router for whichever profile it's set for. The best way is to set this per for upro#0 (admin), then you will be able to use the same username and password to log into both the router interface and the FTP/telnet interfaces.

Using upro#1 isn't necessary.
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