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Thought Id post this here for anyone who owns a P5D7633 belkin ADSL AP router. The current firmware version is F5D7633-4Av1_UK_1.00.11. I am not sure if this stuff is in earlier versions, one can only try.
NOTICE: Before you continue, playing with this stuff may make your unit unstable or worse, brick it, Dont hold me responsible!!!!
Firstly, for the common knowledge stuff:
You can logon via telnet using admin and your admin password you created. Once at the prompt, type sh <enter> and youll have proper shell access to your unit. Its running busybox, version 0.60.4 if you are on the Belkin version above.
Now the juicy stuff:
There are a number of hidden html pages that give the unit much more functionality. I am going to highlight them here. I have only tested the syslog setup and the dyndns setup, but the rest looks pretty straight forward.
You can access all of these at http://{your router ip}/ and bang them on the end.
backupsettings.html backups
ddnsadd.html dynamic dns
diag.html pppoe diagnostics
enblservice.html enable multicast
firewall.html firewall and nat enable/disable
hlpethconn.html Ethernet connection test
hlppngdns.html ping dns test
hlppnggw.html Ping Default Gateway Test
hlppppoeconn.html ppp connection test
hlpwlconn.html Wireless Connection Test
logconfig.html log configuration
natcfg.html firewall and nat enable/disable
natcfg2.html firewall and nat enable/disable with multicast switch
pvccfg.html PVC identifier
qoscls.html QOS class rule editor
siproxdcfg.html SIP proxy gateway enable/disable
snmpconfig.html snmp config
vpivci.html VPI config and some extras
Like I said, the dyndns and syslog settings work like a charm. Also, there are many many others, but I havent played with them yet.
I assume that, because a lot of routers these days run busybox, many of these setting pages will work on other units too. Try them out,I would love to know.
Adios
Thought Id post this here for anyone who owns a P5D7633 belkin ADSL AP router. The current firmware version is F5D7633-4Av1_UK_1.00.11. I am not sure if this stuff is in earlier versions, one can only try.
NOTICE: Before you continue, playing with this stuff may make your unit unstable or worse, brick it, Dont hold me responsible!!!!
Firstly, for the common knowledge stuff:
You can logon via telnet using admin and your admin password you created. Once at the prompt, type sh <enter> and youll have proper shell access to your unit. Its running busybox, version 0.60.4 if you are on the Belkin version above.
Now the juicy stuff:
There are a number of hidden html pages that give the unit much more functionality. I am going to highlight them here. I have only tested the syslog setup and the dyndns setup, but the rest looks pretty straight forward.
You can access all of these at http://{your router ip}/ and bang them on the end.
backupsettings.html backups
ddnsadd.html dynamic dns
diag.html pppoe diagnostics
enblservice.html enable multicast
firewall.html firewall and nat enable/disable
hlpethconn.html Ethernet connection test
hlppngdns.html ping dns test
hlppnggw.html Ping Default Gateway Test
hlppppoeconn.html ppp connection test
hlpwlconn.html Wireless Connection Test
logconfig.html log configuration
natcfg.html firewall and nat enable/disable
natcfg2.html firewall and nat enable/disable with multicast switch
pvccfg.html PVC identifier
qoscls.html QOS class rule editor
siproxdcfg.html SIP proxy gateway enable/disable
snmpconfig.html snmp config
vpivci.html VPI config and some extras
Like I said, the dyndns and syslog settings work like a charm. Also, there are many many others, but I havent played with them yet.
I assume that, because a lot of routers these days run busybox, many of these setting pages will work on other units too. Try them out,I would love to know.
Adios