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EE Bright Box User Manual 7 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION INTRODUCING THE BRIGHT BOX WIRELESS ROUTER The Bright Box Wireless Router is a wireless ’N’ modem router offering speeds of up-to 300 Mbps when used with a compatible wireless ’N’ adapter. It also has four 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports for wired connectivity. Ee Bright Box 2 Pdf User Manuals. View online or download Ee Bright Box 2 Setup Manual, Quick Start Manual. Is there anyone on earth who can ship a freaking web interface to a router and NOT fundamentally screw up the entire point? I don’t think so.There are two reasons: 1) proper security isn’t part of the company culture of ODMs, who end up implementing most of the software on these consumer devices and 2) the business is a race to the bottom, and once a product is released, everyone washes thair.

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1. Prerequisites:
2. A)Access to a telnet client on a pc with wired ethernet that you can
3. B)A list of the following information for your new service provider:
4. Broadband Username:
5. Protocol: PPPoA / PPPoE
6. Encapsulation: LLC / VC MUX
7. IP Address: (if static)
8. DNS IP Address: or obtain from ISP
9. Secondary DNS: or obtain from ISP
10. Connection Type: always connected / triggered by traffic
11. Authentication Protocol: CHAP / PAP / Auto
12. (It helps to disable other network connection that could interfere, if
13. 2: Connect brightbox via Ethernet cable to PC and Turn the
14. 3:Login to the webUI at http://192.168.1.1 with the admin details
15. printed on your brightbox.4:Go to the following URL in another Browser Tab
16. Click on the Manufacturer mode and click the confirm to the
17. 5:Wait for around 4 minutes, get a brew then turn the router off
18. 6:On your PC open a Telnet connection by opening a command
19. line and typing telnet, windows users may need to download and
20. install Putty Telnet /SSH client, Linux will do Telnet from terminal
21. natively in most Distros. So in linux you enter the following
22. Open
23. Admin
24. Then you should get the Brightbox promt asking for username
25. (Admin) and Password (password). Once logged in you will get a
26. 8:Wait 5 minutes you will see output like: Register LANDevice
27. Message Q 0x0 create
28. Run Tr69_TimerTask task id=0xc04
29. If this has not changed after a few minutes press Ctr+C to return
30. You should see:
31. Reinit Successfully !9:Go back to your web browser and Log into the WebUI like before
32. Password:password
33. Now go and change all of your ADSL settings to your new ISP
34. EXCEPT for username leave that, Note because we restored
35. factory firmware settings it will have forgotten all of the advanced
36. Broadband ADSL settings So make sure you have them to hand
37. /bin/util_ccfg_cli get username@wan#001
38. And it may output your existing setting, of not don’t worry continue
39. /bin/util_ccfg_cli set username@wan#001=YOORUSERNAME@myISP.com
40. obviously substitute YOORUSERNAME@myISP.com for your real
41. 12:Check that it has changed by doing step 9 again.
42. 13:enter the following:
43. This is important otherwise your changes will not be saved
44. 14:enter the following:
45. rebootNow you can wait and log in to the WebUI to see your changed
46. note however that the pages Javascript will not let you save any
47. settings on that page, hence why we changed them before in step
48. 9.if you got some wrong or forgot some then you can either change
49. the username in the webUI back to the old one and re-enter
50. setting then repeat what we just did, or you can set the settings
51. via telnet just like we did with the username, but ‘getting’ and
52. ‘setting’ different parameters of that wan#001 section,
53. The list of these TR69 sections and params are available by
54. entering: /bin/util_ccfg_cli showcfg If this does not produce a
55. list of settable parameters then the list is available on the pastebin

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