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[white.devils]

hi, i want to get my modem router stats with telnet but i try every command and i get bad result, can anyone help me? ma commands are in the photo.

Thanks

[burakkucat]

Welcome to the Kitz forum. 

I've taken a look at the image and it appears as if you have access to a fairly comprehensive Linux-based system. Unfortunately I cannot see any command that might return the relevant data. 

If the ls -lR command and flags returns a recursive, long, listing from the device perhaps you could capture the complete output to a text file and then attach it to a forum thread. (I ask for the listing in a text file so that I can download a copy and then comprehensively search it on my system.)

[loonylion]

gdataclient or bcmesw look like possibilities.

What hardware is this?

[burakkucat]

What hardware is this?

<Cough!> The subject line says . . . ? 

[loonylion]

What hardware is this?

<Cough!> The subject line says . . . ? 

lol didnt notice that 

[white.devils]

Welcome to the Kitz forum. 

I've taken a look at the image and it appears as if you have access to a fairly comprehensive Linux-based system. Unfortunately I cannot see any command that might return the relevant data. 

If the ls -lR command and flags returns a recursive, long, listing from the device perhaps you could capture the complete output to a text file and then attach it to a forum thread. (I ask for the listing in a text file so that I can download a copy and then comprehensively search it on my system.)

here the file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/v8ch7frldc29pyy/cmd.txt?dl=0

[Dray]

Looks like SH will take you into Busybox shell where XDSLCMD or ADSLCMD may be present.

[white.devils]

sorry i don't understand what you say

[Dray]

At the command prompt, enter sh
If that works, enter xdslcmd
if that doesn't work, enter adslcmd

What output do you get?

[white.devils]

this is the output

[roseway]

There are several possible alternatives:

adsl
adslcfg
adslcmd
adslctl
xdslcfg
xdslcmd
xdslctl

[white.devils]

nothing of that work as a command 

[ejs]

Not directly for DSL stats, but to find out more about what kind of system this is, please give us the output of

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cat /proc/cpuinfo
Sometimes the wireless router part and the DSL modem part are in separate operating systems, networked together.

[white.devils]

here the log

[ejs]

Perhaps we might find a clue from:

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cat /usr/sbin/dsltest