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Telnet Commands

These commands provide instructions for configuring various settings on a modem through a telnet connection, including enabling or disabling BPI, changing SNMP settings for security, finding the CMTS/gateway, flushing the event log, releasing the IP address, and changing MAC addresses. The document offers guidance on using telnet to access the modem and navigate directories to modify specific configuration parameters.

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Telnet Commands

These commands provide instructions for configuring various settings on a modem through a telnet connection, including enabling or disabling BPI, changing SNMP settings for security, finding the CMTS/gateway, flushing the event log, releasing the IP address, and changing MAC addresses. The document offers guidance on using telnet to access the modem and navigate directories to modify specific configuration parameters.

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Telnet Commands

These commands were taken from the forum posts. Most notably from snmp_rape and daks001,
and others. I hope that they cover most used protocols and are helpful to all. Some slight
modifications to the text have been made.
Telnet into the modem by clicking run, telnet 192.168.100.1.

Enable Bpi for 1.0


This setting is used to enable standard bpi on a network where bpi+ is being used. In short, it
tricks the bpi server which is expecting bpi+ settings, all the server does is make sure that bpi is
enabled it doesn't really check the version as it assumes it is set in the configuration file.
cd non-vol
cd docsis
bpi_version 0
write
cd ..
cd ..

Disable Bpi
This is used to disable bpi altogether. This sometimes works when the above doesn't.
cd non-vol
cd docsis
enable bpi false
write
cd ..
cd ..

If the above doesn't work try this:


cd non-vol
cd docsis
enable bpi false
bpi_version 0
enable bpi true
write

On some newer modems, mainly the SB5101,


the BPI version does not change if BPI is TRUE.

Do the following if there are complications:


cd non-vol
cd docsis
enable bpi false
bpi_version 0
enable bpi true
write

SNMP Commands
Turns filters off.
cd /
cd snmp
filters off
write
Hides reported software version (system OID)
cd /
cd snmp
delete sysDescr
write

Disables reading the modem with snmp commands.


cd /
cd snmp
view_v1v2 Noaccess
y
cd /

Hides the modems IP.


cd /
cd non-vol
cd snmp
hide_ipstack_ifentries true
write
Others

To find what CMTS/Gateway you are on for the private net #'s.
cd /
cd snmp
n2m
y

To find the tftp server and other information.


cd /
cd docsis
ip_show

Flush the event log.


cd /
cd event_log
flush

Release ip address so the ISP can't tell that the modem is registered. Stealth Mode.
cd /
cd ip
ipconfig 1 release
y

Change USB MAC address.


cd non_vol
cd halif
usb_mac_address xx:(enter the new mac where xx is)
UpdateSettings

Change ethernet mac.


cd non-vol
cd halif
mac_address 2 aa:bb:cc:dd:ee

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