Just not my day! Couldn't see how to PM you so sent you a friend request - maybe that will let me PM you.
I see the problem.... let me read the blurb
Just not my day! Couldn't see how to PM you so sent you a friend request - maybe that will let me PM you.
Confused... why does it say under Private Messaging, if you search for it, what I posted in #282, and it says squat about trust.![]()
PM's are as you say for Mods etc.. and its a different system, but if you click on your trust and activate it, then it allows communication via email, primarily used for the Members Market transactions but can be used to talk to someone privately if needed?![]()
Sadly still drawing a blank. The telnet is looking for a login admin and password. The CMD prompt is "D700" so it seems that it is trying to connect to the modem. I enter the login but when I try to enter the password, no characters are shown and the login fails. I haven't had a chance to re-boot the router as my wife is working from home today so I guess that's a task for tonight.
D7000 login:
IP Address: - set to the IP of your router
Telnet login name: - leave blank
Telnet password - leave blank
Telnet port - 23
tick the box " Requires command to enter shell"
Shell command - root
CLI command prefix - xdslctl
See message #283
You can do it your way too, it's just more complex
Well done for finding that the username was root, hadn't thought of going into Busybox that way... obvious really..![]()
That's right, you cannot VPN into the LAN you are already part of so you have to connect on the WAN side.
For testing, I use one of my mobile phones, turn the wifi off and use the 3G/4G connection. Then I set the phone as a wifi hot spot and connect to the phone using either my Android tablet or laptop, then I can connect using VPN. Note it does not work with iPhones or iPads at present.
Is openvpn client app not available on iOS?
The iOS client supports "dev tun", Netgear uses "dev tap". I was told, earlier in this thread I think, that it will be fixed in firmware early next year. Not an issue for me as I have an old RT-56U acting as an access point and also doing the VPN duty.
That is the same as Android. As far as I am aware the openvpn client app is the only one that allows it to work by using the windows files that the Netgear produces.