HG523a removing remote management

TheCyberShocker

bod1467 wrote: »

Assuming you are using Windows, which version? (In some versions you need to enable the telnet interface first).

Assuming Windows 7 and telnet is enabled ...

Click on the Windows key
In the Search and program files box type in telnet IP-Address and press Enter. (IP-Address is the address of your router; e.g. 192.168.1.254)
In the new window that opens type in the username* (e.g. Administrator) and press Enter
Type in the password* and press Enter

You are now in telnet and can try the commands I suggested. However I DO NOT GUARANTEE THAT THE COMMANDS ARE CORRECT FOR YOUR ROUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So caveat emptor and all that.

* The login details are probably the same as what you use for the web interface of the router. The command to come out of telnet is quit or exit. (I can't remember).

Command's don't work so will have a google around and see if I can find them. Will let you know.

TheCyberShocker

i.imgur.com/Bre4JIz.png

bod1467

Actual image:


I'm not sure but ATP> as the telnet prompt looks odd. Is that the login name you used?

TheCyberShocker

Nope, was told username was default (admin) and the password is the web administrator password you set.

bod1467

{Administrator}=>ip config
        Forwarding                     enabled
        Sendredirects                  enabled
        IP options                     enabled
        NetBroadcasts                  disabled
        Random datagram IDs            disabled
        Default TTL                    64
        Fraglimit                      64
        # Fragmented packets           0
        Defragment mode                enabled
        Address checks                 dynamic
        Mss Clamping                   enabled
        NAT Loopback                   enabled
        ARP cache timeout              900 sec
        ARP class                      12
        IP acceleration                enabled
{Administrator}=>

That's what I get when I telnet into my router (TG582n) and do the ip config command. Note the {Administrator}=> prompt.

You really need a CLI manual/guide for your router to understand what is possible. Given that Cisco have (or threatened to) sue Huawei for intellectual property theft, then it's possible that a Cisco modem/router CLI reference might be relevant.