I searched for ages on various forums as to how to telnet to the Netgear DG834GT Wireless Router.
I actually found the answer on the forums run by Netgear themselves, although most of the posts(>99%) appear to be from the general population rather than Netgear themselves).
Either way, it was still a difficult search that involved a lot of reading.
I eventually found a post by .]Gargoyle[. that provided me with the infomation, so credit goes to him for the answer.
To gain access to the telnet service on the router, you must first enable debug mode on the router by entering the following link in your browswer : http://192.168.0.1/setup.cgi?todo=debug
This assumes that your router IP has not been changed from the default of 192.168.0.1 of course.
Now you just open up a regular telnet session, which on windows you can do by:
Start –> Run –> telnet
A telnet session should then start.
You then type open 192.168.0.1 and away you go.
Simple when you know how…
Trouble for me, is that I spent so long looking for clues on how to get telnet access, now I can’t remember why I wanted to do it in the first place.
I just began to look for the same thing as I found your tip. Thanks !
I wondered if it would ever show up in a search engine. Glad it helped you out.
I eventually remembered what I was looking for, but still having got round to doing it.
Was looking for a way to modify the rules to get rid of it setting all the log files to show destination addresses of 1.0.0.0
Damned annoying, but nothing too major.