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Different Telnet information than normal. [message #246447]

Thu, 22 February 2007 21:16

Dave Anderson
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I was fiddling with Telnet and decided to connect to my parents computer which houses the router. Upon connecting I got prompted for a username and password, so I just guessed and it connected. Now this isn't what Telnet usually looks like when connected to a local computer on the network, so I am curious if anyone here knows if this is Telnet on my router or is it Telnet on my ISP's end?

Here is a screenshot of what the connection information looks like: index.php?t=getfile&id=2814&private=0

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David Anderson
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Re: Different Telnet information than normal. [message #246463 is a reply to message #246447]

Thu, 22 February 2007 23:09

Blazer
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busybox is a stripped down unix command line environment sometimes used in the firmware of small network devices, including Linksys.

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Re: Different Telnet information than normal. [message #246471 is a reply to message #246447]

Fri, 23 February 2007 00:03

light
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Yeah, I got this recently whilst trying to get Ubuntu Edgy going on my laptop.

http://www.azupload.com/displayImage.php/setid2745.png

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Re: Different Telnet information than normal. [message #246478 is a reply to message #246447]

Fri, 23 February 2007 00:49

Jonty
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Viva la Resistance!

Yup, this is what I get when I telnet to my router.
The router's pretty clever, it runs a stripped-down MontaVista Linux on a Texas Instruments CPU. In theory, I could use the spare flash memory to store and run an IRC bouncer on it, but I'd have to write one really small first. Big Grin