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

[limpu.cool]

That Imran's Broadband Helper Utility looks interesting but that doesn't work either.
Downloaded from here..

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 "ÿý
ÿý!ÿû
ÿû"
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 !!!

It is clear that either the username(admin) or password(admin) is incorrect..
I think it is the username which is incorrect.. tyr "root" as the username.

 

[scott274]

It is clear that either the username(admin) or password(admin) is incorrect..
I think it is the username which is incorrect.. tyr "root" as the username.

Hey, when I use "root" for username and "admin" for password it seems to work :thumbsup:

I can enter the help command and the reboot command restarted my modem.

But one thing puzzles me; when I type "192.168.1.1" in my browser to access my D-Link modem settings, using "admin" for both the username and password logs me in but here I have to use "root" for username !!

Ps: thanks krish and internetstatic bhai for your replies

 

[limpu.cool]

Hey, when I use "root" for username and "admin" for password it seems to work :thumbsup:

I can enter the help command and the reboot command restarted my modem.
Then the following script shall work for you.
192.168.1.1 23WAIT "*"SEND "root\m"WAIT "*"SEND "admin\m"WAIT ""SEND "reboot\m"WAIT "*"SEND "exit\m"WAIT "*"SEND ""But one thing puzzles me; when I type "192.168.1.1" in my browser to access my D-Link modem settings, using "admin" for both the username and password logs me in but here I have to use "root" for username !!

All the credit goes to the modem manufacturers.:rofl:

 

[scott274]

Yes the script works. Thanks everybody, especially limpu bhai :cool2:

 

[superprash2003]

probably admin has no access via telnet..