ISP PlusNet Launch Faster Hub Zero 2704n Broadband Router
Is any of this of any use.
"The modem administration screen resembles the products of D-Link. Perhaps one custom firmware. On the plus side, I point out the fact that the same be in Portuguese, which helps many users.
Access to this screen is given by the famous 192.168.1.1 and the combination admin / admin. However, a few minutes sufficed to discover that many important functions of this modem are simply absent. In particular, the option to enable the controversial TR-069 does not appear, leaving the user with no options. Access via telnet and SSH does not offer a way to access the shell Busybox.
That's when, digging, I discovered a Call info option in the system, in Management. Basically, what it does is generate a file sysinfo.f24 - that looks a lot like an XML - with all modem status information, certainly for technical support purposes. When reading the file, what was my surprise when I saw this:"
"This is the most dirty of history! The user "admin" is simply not an administrator: this is a common user! The true administrator called super! But what would your password? It was enough to use a site conversion Base64 to discover:
User: super
Password: @ c, essoO1
Update: Thanks to Maílson reader, here are also the login information for users of Live TIM also have this modem:
User: T1m4dm
Password: T1m4dm
By accessing the page with these credentials, got access to my complete modem and could disable the function controversy. Including facilitating access via telnet provided more commands - although I am still researching how to access the shell.
Bottom line: The modem Sagemcom is an excellent product, but operators administrators create "fake" users to the user to remove the power to customize it to the extreme. Knowing these credentials avoids the risky task of updating the firmware."
"The modem administration screen resembles the products of D-Link. Perhaps one custom firmware. On the plus side, I point out the fact that the same be in Portuguese, which helps many users.
Access to this screen is given by the famous 192.168.1.1 and the combination admin / admin. However, a few minutes sufficed to discover that many important functions of this modem are simply absent. In particular, the option to enable the controversial TR-069 does not appear, leaving the user with no options. Access via telnet and SSH does not offer a way to access the shell Busybox.
That's when, digging, I discovered a Call info option in the system, in Management. Basically, what it does is generate a file sysinfo.f24 - that looks a lot like an XML - with all modem status information, certainly for technical support purposes. When reading the file, what was my surprise when I saw this:"
"This is the most dirty of history! The user "admin" is simply not an administrator: this is a common user! The true administrator called super! But what would your password? It was enough to use a site conversion Base64 to discover:
User: super
Password: @ c, essoO1
Update: Thanks to Maílson reader, here are also the login information for users of Live TIM also have this modem:
User: T1m4dm
Password: T1m4dm
By accessing the page with these credentials, got access to my complete modem and could disable the function controversy. Including facilitating access via telnet provided more commands - although I am still researching how to access the shell.
Bottom line: The modem Sagemcom is an excellent product, but operators administrators create "fake" users to the user to remove the power to customize it to the extreme. Knowing these credentials avoids the risky task of updating the firmware."
XORSearch.exe works on some simple encryption. 
If you need more than 3 ports, it's worth getting a switch and connecting one port of the switch to the "router".
Still, it seems a really rubbish router that Plusnet are supplying.
Still, it seems a really rubbish router that Plusnet are supplying.
I wish people would stop moaning about this new router Plusnet are supplying 
It does the job of getting people online, thats all that most people want / need.
If you want / need a better router then go spend your own money on the device that suits you.
Plusnet could supply an all singing & dancing device as standard, I bet you would all moan if the prices where raised up to pay for them.
It does the job of getting people online, thats all that most people want / need.
If you want / need a better router then go spend your own money on the device that suits you.
Plusnet could supply an all singing & dancing device as standard, I bet you would all moan if the prices where raised up to pay for them.
Ok PN do supply a basic router which would be fine for 90% of customers .
But i believe they should also give you the option of a better router if you decide you need it , Lets face it PN most probably would get a better deal from a supplier than any of us here .
most would not be afraid to pay for a better performing model , which i have said before they could spread the cost over each months bill .
when i first started with PN many moons ago now i had the Thompson until i moved to fibre i was lucky enough to be given a Netgear router not a thompson, and it performs a lot better than the thompson i had before.
so it shows they can acquire a better router if they want .
PS this new one looks horrendous
would look in horror if i had that on my desk
But i believe they should also give you the option of a better router if you decide you need it , Lets face it PN most probably would get a better deal from a supplier than any of us here .
most would not be afraid to pay for a better performing model , which i have said before they could spread the cost over each months bill .
when i first started with PN many moons ago now i had the Thompson until i moved to fibre i was lucky enough to be given a Netgear router not a thompson, and it performs a lot better than the thompson i had before.
so it shows they can acquire a better router if they want .
PS this new one looks horrendous
would look in horror if i had that on my desk