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Accessing 5667 CLI (Telnet)

Great Info!! Mystery solved.

Regards,

Doctor Olds

reply to Tr0utp0nD
Could you verify this is the output from a Bridge 5667 Console?

192.168.1.1> help

Commands are:

atm            bridge         bsp            buffer         bun
chips          config         defaultroute edd           ethernet
event          flashfs        ip                isfs          led
loaddefault  oam           oamcli         portcli       reboot
reflect         restart        set             show        snmp
tftp           upgradekey  uptime         version      vvb
xmodem

NBfs3
PPboot 7.0.2 (12 Feb 2001)
Copyright (c) 2001
DUAL DECOMPRESS
SDRAM size = 0x800000
.N.n..............................................................Found valid boot information block
No, or invalid, configuration information in EEPROM - trying FLASH
Valid configuration (size 256)
atmos_main::atmos_memsize= 800000

NP software version is 0x00000700 (reply took 13us)
ENI version (08 Jun 2001) U43L00207.01/2.3.8.04/1.3.0
Copyright (c) 2000

Download Modem code...

Modem SW Version[3.6.72]
Modem DMT Version[1a04]
Current Modem Status is : IDLE
Current Modem Status is : ACTIVATING
Hardware Version:U43L00207.01
Software Version:2.3.8.04/1.3.0
Please input the PASSWORD:********
192.168.1.1> help

Commands are:

atm bridge bsp buffer bun
chips config defaultroute edd ethernet
event flashfs ip isfs led
loaddefault oam oamcli portcli reboot
restart set show snmp tftp
uptime version vvb

'.' repeats the last command
Type 'help all' or 'help ' for more details

192.168.1.1> help all

Commands are:

atm [command] - send command to atm process
bridge [command] - send command to bridge process
bsp [command] - send command to bsp process
buffer [command] - send command to buffer process
bun [command] - send command to bun process
chips [command] - send command to chips process
config [command] - send command to config process
defaultroute - set/clear default route
edd [command] - send command to edd process
ethernet [command] - send command to ethernet process
event help|next|previous|recent|show|unshow - control display of events
flashfs [command] - send command to flashfs process
ip [command] - send command to ip process
isfs [command] - send command to isfs process
led [command] - send command to led process
loaddefault - syntax> loaddefault bridge
Except to password, all the configuration will be restored as
factory default settings when you execute this command.

oam [command] - send command to oam process
oamcli [command] - send command to oamcli process
portcli [command] - send command to portcli process
reboot - Restart system. Any logins over telnet will be closed.
restart - restart system
set - set
Configures various parameters
set dsl restart - cycle the DSL interface through a reset sequence
set dsl disconnect - disable the DSL interface

show - show
Displays general information
show conn - display the PVC information
show dslstats - display statistics of the DSL ATUs

snmp [command] - send command to snmp process
tftp [command] - send command to tftp process
uptime - show time system has been running
version - show system software version
vvb [command] - send command to vvb process

192.168.1.1>

Only differnce is the "UpgradeKey" command. It isn't hidden either.

I would presume that this had to do with the key required to upgrade to the SecureRoute Firmware.

reply to Tr0utp0nD

said by troutpond:

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NBfs3
Found valid boot information block
No, or invalid, configuration information in EEPROM - trying FLASH
Valid configuration (size 256)
atmos_main::atmos_memsize= 800000

NP software version is 0x00000700 (reply took 13us)
ENI version (08 Jun 2001) U43L00207.01/2.3.8.04/1.3.0
Copyright (c) 2000

Download Modem code...

Modem SW Version[3.6.72]
Modem DMT Version[1a04]
Current Modem Status is : IDLE
Current Modem Status is : ACTIVATING
Hardware Version:U43L00207.01
Software Version:2.3.8.04/1.3.0

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reply to Tr0utp0nD
Where did you get/find the default pass for the bridge version?

reply to Doctor Olds
Theres probably multiple bridge firmwares/revisions. The one I have is a "revision 0.2"

reply to Ruffian949

said by Ruffian949:

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Where did you get/find the default pass for the bridge version?

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said by troutpond:

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The password is "ENI_5667". I took a wild guess by examining the SNMP config for the Secure route version.

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