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[mongo]

Hiya peeps,

looks like its that time again, speedtouch questions, LOL

At least this time its not for a 'problem' but rather to stop unwanted harrasment of my box!

I noticed the last couple of evenings new devices appearing on the WLAN

The box admin is password protected, the wless signal is encrypted using WPA+WPA2

SSID is enabled.

Before I disable SSID, and change the password, was wondering if anyone knew of a way of doing the following

I want to issue a command that basically say

Only allow the following mac address's x,y,z etc WLAN access

Ive been able to block the intruders by adding their mac address's to the deny WLAN list using

wireless macacl add with deny attribute.

But I suspect they are using software that changes the mac address of the wireless device.

I forsee the most reliable way of preventing unwanted access to my box by only allowing the mac address's I want.

Anybody have any thoughts on this?

[Oranged]

Is that for an O2-connected TG585v7 ?

[mongo]

Is that for an O2-connected TG585v7 ?

Nope, not in the UK but Cyprus. Whats the reason you ask?

[Oranged]

Because I don't think it would have been possible on an O2 issued TG585v7

So as it's a "normal" Thomson issue, try this link :-

http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/dsl-modems-gateways/products/product-detail.php?id=161&seg=3

There's a PDF "CLI Reference Guide" part way down

[mongo]

Hi, resurrecting a old thread, but its on topic, lol

When I ping the routers IP it just times out.

So after some reading it seems that the router is setup not to repsond to pings

so I issue this command

ifadd name=PING_RESPONDER group=wan

but get the following repsonse

Failed to add interface group to unknown service access list

this is with firmware  8.6.9.0

anyone have any ideas?

[orainsear]

Try:

service system ifadd name=PING_RESPONDER group=wan

There's a good list of useful commands @ http://www.kitz.co.uk/routers/speedtouch585.htm


Edit: If you want the router to respond to ping then:

service system modify name=PING_RESPONDER state=enabled

[mongo]

Try:

service system ifadd name=PING_RESPONDER group=wan

There's a good list of useful commands @ http://www.kitz.co.uk/routers/speedtouch585.htm


Edit: If you want the router to respond to ping then:

service system modify name=PING_RESPONDER state=enabled

Hello, thanks for responding to my post.

What you have suggested is what I have ALREADY tried.

The PING_RESPONDER is already set at 'ENABLED'

However, the link you posted has proved to be very usefull

This part

~ Detailed info about ping_responder

    {Administrator}=>service system list name=PING_RESPONDER expand=enabled

Helped me see where the problem lay, the ip address range that was associated to ping was wrong, so I changed it to what it should be, and now I can ping the router.

Thanks!