Autorebooting String for Routers

[platypus]

Just wondering if anyone has knowledge of this or if anyone knows their way around a netgear a bit more than I do...

Currently, I can pass these strings to a variety of Netgear model routers, and they will automatically reset the router:

POST /cgi-bin/webcm
getpage=..%2Fhtml%2Fframe.htm&errorpage=..%2Fhtml%2Findex.html&login%3Acommand%2Fusername=xxxx&login%3Acommand%2Fpassword=xxxxx&var%3Aerrormsg=Error
POST cgi-bin/webcm
getpage=..%2Fhtml%2Ftools%2Frestartmodem.htm&logic%3Acommand%2Freboot=&var%3Arestart=0
POST /setup.cgi
todo=reboot&this_file=diag.htm&next_file=diag.htm
BASIC admin:admin
GET /nocache.cgi?next_file=reboot_pg.htm
BASIC admin:admin
POST /xslt
PAGE=A02_POST&THISPAGE=A07&NEXTPAGE=A08&CMSKICK=&NEXTPAGE=A08&THISPAGE=A07&PAGE=A08&PASSWORD=xxxxx
POST /xslt
PAGE=A08_POST&THISPAGE=A08&NEXTPAGE=A08_POST

Recently however, with newer models and in particular the FVS318G, this doesn't work. Trying to crack it but not having much luck..any ideas?

 

[PistolPete]

The script is simply accessing the web interface of the router and performing actions.

Have you verified that the relevant web interface pages have not been changed, renamed or moved?

 

[platypus]

It has a telnet interface, so might be possible to work out a method via that.

The router has a diagnostics.htm on which the reboot button appears to access platform.cgi.