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[Abomination]

Thanks for the reply. I'll have to play around some more and see what's going on.

[Welshdragon]

Hi guys,

I am new to this hacking thing & I an very interested, to get the stats for my W9970

Device Information

Firmware Version:
0.9.1 2.9 v0025.0 Build 160812 Rel.32537n

Hardware Version:
TD-W9970 v1 00000001

Will the current files work with my version & where do I start with telneting this routher  please, I am using windows 7.....

Which version of Dslstats worked for you.....??

TIA

[kitzuser87430]

Just seen this..how have you got on?

The files should work fine, and use the latest version of dslstats; have you had any luck with telnet?

[Welshdragon]

Hi kitzuser87430,

I have not done anything as yet, as I have only had the W9970 a few days & want to learn what I can before attempting this hack.

I am currently using the latest firmware as listed at http://www.tp-link.com/en/download/TD-W9970.html#Firmware , which is pre-installed.

I do not know what the previous versions shows for stats etc, however I will screengrab mine for your comparisons...

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[andyb2000]

Hi there,

Playing around with the TD-W9970 and have got the default config, added in the lines to enable a telnet daemon and used the jar file to encrypt that, upload and it works great.
What I'm after now is to make various changes to the configuration using the web, download the file and then decrypt it. Decryption seems the problem as it still appears corrupt/encrypted in places. Is there a technique to do this? Or once in via telnet is there a way of grabbing the unencrypted configuration?

There doesn't appear to be a config partition, nvram seems to be just a few settings (mainly wireless), etc, so I'm unsure how to grab the current config xml. Any advice please?

[banger]

Hi everyone

New to this hacking thing but have managed to enable telnet on 1023 by uploading the telnetd config file but I am not sure on how to configure DSLStats as it just comes back with timeout waiting for stats. When I manually login to telnet I get a prompt and can enter the shell but what commands are needed for the stats so I can configure DSLStats?

Tim

[Dray]

In DSLstats go to the Configuration tab and then configure the details on the normal login page

[roseway]

If the process of entering the shell requires a further command after logging in, then you need to enter this in the relevant place on that page. You don't need to select a modem model from the drop-down list at the top; that's only for convenience.

If you still can't get it to work, let me know the detailed sequence for logging in and getting to the shell, and I'll try to assist.

[banger]

Think I have worked it out by re-reading the thread the command is xdslctl info --show. Getting stats now in DSLStats. Thanks. Do these setting survive a reboot on the router?

[Dray]

Are you saying you have entered the string xdslctl info --show. into the DSLStats configuration somewhere? I don't think that is quite right, because it's not in mine

[banger]

What have you got? It seems to work recording stats from the console. I just looked up the xdslctl help in the shell.

Edit: Just changed to xdslctl in DSLstats and still working but getting tones now and one set of stats in the stats window. Thanks for making me look again.

Is there any way to change the root password as I am accessing over wireless anyone cracks my wireless they have access to the root console?

[Dray]

I've got a box called Shell Command with sh in it, and a box called CLI command prefix with xdslcmd in it.

[banger]

Yes thats what I have now see my edit. 

[ejs]

There is no need to run a command after login to get to a shell. Logging in on port 1023 takes you straight to the shell.

The Broadcom DSL program is indeed xdslctl in the TD-W9970.

Changing the root password is possible but not simple, and the procedure would need to be done after each time the device is rebooted, see my earlier post on the subject.

[banger]

Is it accessible on the WAN thats my only real concern unfortunately cant test from here.