MTNL Broadband: Is it safe to use this file to reboot ADSL modem

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I have "GLB-502T ADSL 2 + router" modem and the MTNL NU plan. Was just searching around for a way to auto restart modem before 8am when I came across this post..

Code:
https://broadband.forum/mtnl-broadband/3546-mtnl-broadband-schedule-internet-connection/2/#post249684
Is it safe to use this file "rebootmodem.exe" mentioned there. I don't know how exactly it works or will it even work with my modem, I mean restarting it before 8am as MTNL demands.

Till now I have just been using the "Shut Down When Done" option in Flashget and then manually switching off the power.
 
I have \"GLB-502T ADSL 2 + router\" modem and the MTNL NU plan. Was just searching around for a way to auto restart modem before 8am when I came across this post..

Code:
https://broadband.forum/mtnl-broadband/3546-mtnl-broadband-schedule-internet-connection/2/#post249684
Is it safe to use this file \"rebootmodem.exe\" mentioned there. I don't know how exactly it works or will it even work with my modem, I mean restarting it before 8am as MTNL demands.

Till now I have just been using the \"Shut Down When Done\" option in Flashget and then manually switching off the power.


LoL...

Just to allay your fears, upload the file to virustotal.com and have it scanned.

I found this file on another forum created for a DSL 502-T. I do not know how different a GLB 502-T is from a DSL 502-T.

So use it if you must.

I've used the file for more than a year till I moved to a SAM300 modem. I have created another reboot script now for the SAM300. If anybody wants it, drop me a line.
 
I think I am in PPPoE mode but not sure. Never changed anything myself.Actually my concern was not much virus related but about how does the file actually work. Running it regularly won't harm the modem right?? and running it won't change some internal settings causing MTNL to send me some weird bill etc etc?? overall I am just concerned about how it works actually and any other members here have experience using it safely.
 
I think I am in PPPoE mode but not sure. Never changed anything myself.

Actually my concern was not much virus related but about how does the file actually work. Running it regularly won't harm the modem right?? and running it won't change some internal settings causing MTNL to send me some weird bill etc etc?? overall I am just concerned about how it works actually and any other members here have experience using it safely.

This is the script converted to an .exe

Run telnet.exe
WinWait C:\WINDOWS\system32\telnet.exe
WinActivate C:\WINDOWS\system32\telnet.exe
Send o{SPACE}192.168.1.1{ENTER}
Sleep 2000
WinActivate Telnet 192.168.1.1
Send admin{ENTER} [Enter your logon id here in place of admin]
Sleep 2000
WinActivate Telnet 192.168.1.1
Send admin{ENTER} [Enter your logon password here in place of admin]
Sleep 5000
WinActivate Telnet 192.168.1.1
Send reboot{ENTER}
Sleep 70000
WinActivate Telnet
Send a{ENTER}
Sleep 2000
WinActivate Telnet
WinClose Telnet

Hope this helps...
 
Why dont you try "Imran's Broadband Helper Utility" for rebooting your modem...
see :
 
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Why dont you try \"Imran's Broadband Helper Utility\" for rebooting your modem...
see :

That reboot modem software from Internetstatic doesn't work. Clicking on it opens a command window but the modem doesn't restarts.

That Imran's Broadband Helper Utility looks interesting but that doesn't work either.
Downloaded from here..
Code:
http://www.imran-utilities.co.nr/
When I click "Start" in the Auto Script Generator, after sometime get this message:
Looks like Modem didn't Rebooted.

After following nethack's post in the above mentioned thread, in "MYTELNET.exe" inside the software folder, I get this script..
192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "ÿýÿý!ÿûÿû"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "\mBusyBox on localhost login: "
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "admin\mPassword: "
SEND "help\m"
WAIT "\mLogin incorrect\m\mBusyBox on localhost login: "
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT "help\mPassword: "

When I click,
Run -> "telnet 192.168.1.1 23"
A command box opens..
BusyBox on localhost login: admin
Password: admin
Login incorrect

When I type "192.168.1.1" in my browser, it takes me to a login page. Using "admin" for username and "admin" for password, logs me inside my D-Link ADSL modem setup configuration successfully. So my modem login username/password is "admin".

Just don't know what could be going wrong !!!
 
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I have already come with the tutorial.see 5-9 step and others down as well. Just see this
 
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That reboot modem software from Internetstatic doesn't work. Clicking on it opens a command window but the modem doesn't restarts.


It was designed for the DSL 502T and not for the GLB 502T. I don't know if that makes any difference.

Maybe someone with a DSL 502T could give it a try, or maybe it just worked on my computer. :whistle:
 
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