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NetGear WNR3500
heres a working script:
[[[HSRC]]] [[[STEP]]] [[[REQUEST]]] GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: %%%routerip%%% [[[/REQUEST]]] [[[/STEP]]] [[[STEP]]] [[[REQUEST]]] GET /RST_st_poe.htm HTTP/1.1 Host: %%%routerip%%% Authorization: Basic %%%basicauth%%% [[[/REQUEST]]] [[[/STEP]]] [[[STEP]]] [[[REQUEST]]] POST /st_poe.cgi HTTP/1.1 Host: %%%routerip%%% Authorization: Basic %%%basicauth%%% ConMethod=Disconnect [[[/REQUEST]]] [[[/STEP]]] [[[STEP]]] [[[REQUEST]]] GET /RST_st_poe.htm HTTP/1.1 Host: %%%routerip%%% Authorization: Basic %%%basicauth%%% [[[/REQUEST]]] [[[/STEP]]] [[[STEP]]] [[[REQUEST]]] POST /st_poe.cgi HTTP/1.1 Host: %%%routerip%%% Authorization: Basic %%%basicauth%%% ConMethod=++Connect++ [[[/REQUEST]]] [[[/STEP]]] [[[STEP]]] [[[REQUEST]]] GET /RST_st_poe.htm HTTP/1.1 Host: %%%routerip%%% Authorization: Basic %%%basicauth%%% [[[/REQUEST]]] [[[/STEP]]] [[[/HSRC]]] |
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Why hasn't this been included in the database? It's been sitting here for two years. If it actually works it should be included, and if not then delete this post so that the misinformation doesn't spread.
I have a SamKnows/Netgear WNR3500L router... no idea if I should expect this to work two years later, but there's nothing else even vaguely close, so I'm going to try it. Update: Nope, doesn't seem to work. I pasted the script and plugged in my login details, and it tried several times and then gave up. Could someone please create a script for a Netgear WNR3500L? Would really be nice to use this feature. Never really got it to work with my previous D-Link DGL-4300 either, that I can recall. Last edited by VulcanTourist; 11.06.2011 at 10:51. |
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A particular script like this one doesn't necessarily work for all routers of the same brand and type because of firmware changes. That might be the reason why it isn't included in the database.
Please, read "Getting started with Reconnection" and also read the section on special routers in that thread. |
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There are other posts about WNR3500L, but they're in German, and none about the FCC/SamKnows variant (FCC's broadband evaluation project, I'm a participant) that I have. I was hesitant to try the script automation process, because it didn't work for my DGL-4300 (BTW, there are multiple conflicting DB records about that one, even one misspelled as "DLG").
I did try it, and it claims success (and I did get a new IP), so I'll post a new thread shortly after I confirm that with auto-reconnect. BTW, another small bug: after the script creation succeeded and getting a new IP, I noticed that the "Showcase" section at the bottom with the Change IP button was still reflecting the old IP address and not the new one, and was reflecting the last reconnect failure before I successfully created the script (and got a new IP). Since I already had a new IP that it wasn't even showing, I didn't click the Change IP button because I couldn't be sure it would display correctly then, either. So maybe there's something wrong with the code that updates that and when. I will check it later after the auto-reconnect attempt, and click it then if it still hasn't updated. |
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BTW, I just received the dreaded "No permissions" error - with oron.com this time - while waiting for one other download to complete and auto-reconnect to engage. The Oron download quit at 18% complete. I hope I don't have to reset it. The Oron intermissions are really long for freeloaders, so the error really hurts with that site.
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"No permissions to write to hard disk" errors are caused by a bad connection. This bad connection can of course be caused by bad reconnect attempts, but there are many other reasons.
Please, read about connection problems and their solutions. |
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Hey!
Back then this script worked for me: Quote:
Hope this will help you. |
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BravoSix, if you still need a working script for this, search for the other thread I started, which contains a script that works at least with my specific firmware variant (a SamKnows/FCC supplied one with firmware for the FCC broadband analysis). Since the customizations might not affect the functions involved here, it's possible it might be usable as-is, and at least it provides a point of comparison. The script only required one small tweak from the auto-generated one to get it to work, with help from Remi or DrBits.
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I tested the script I've posted above recently and it still works for me :D
Don't have any problems but thx anyway. |
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