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[[Category:Technicolor_DGA4134]] |
[[Category:Technicolor_DGA4134]] |
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This probably applies to most Technicolor routers. |
This probably applies to most Technicolor routers of the same era. |
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There is a command line interface, which can be accessed from the LAN with ssh using the ''engineer'' username and the admin password. |
There is a command line interface, which can be accessed from the LAN with ssh using the ''engineer'' username and the admin password. |
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The CLI is fairly |
The CLI is fairly unfriendly, there is no manual. The router's firmware is a customised version of [https://openwrt.org OpenWrt], that project's documentation may help (the '''get''' and '''set''' commands are very like that project's UCI). |
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It is possible to mess up the router configuration in many ways if you don't know what you're doing! |
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N.B. If you choose to play with the CLI, the '''rtfd''' command will reset the router to factory default setting, without any warning or Y/N prompt. |
N.B. If you choose to play with the CLI, the '''rtfd''' command will reset the router to factory default setting, without any warning or Y/N prompt. |
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The changes are applied after a reboot. |
The changes are applied after a reboot. |
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Similarly the OpenWRT config variables are accessed from |
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get uci. |
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Don't expect much sympathy from AAISP staff when you've badly reconfigured your router. |
Don't expect much sympathy from AAISP staff when you've badly reconfigured your router. |
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