Solaris/Linux/OS X - TelnetEnable Utility 0.4
Netgear routers running factory firmware often have a built in telnet daemon that listens on TCP port 23. Accessing this hidden command line interface (CLI) first requires sending a magic packet to the daemon, to unlock it. The "telnetenable" utility generates and sends the packet to the router.
This is the Solaris/Linux/OS X implementation of telnetenable and includes the executables with source code.
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retro98 - Version:
- 0.4
- Download count:
- 273
- Rating:
- Added on:
- June 26, 2009
- Category:
- Tools, Utilities, and Documentation
- Requirements:
- Solaris, Linux, or Mac OS X, and Netgear router with Netgear firmware.
- Download Size:
- 61957 bytes (60.5KB)
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