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Want to learn more about the evolution of broadband in the home? Sign up now for Light Reading's Cable Next-Gen Technologies & Strategies event on March 21-22, at the Curtis Hotel in downtown Denver. Consumers could ultimately be able to use these products to control other devices like connected lighting, TVs, thermostats and more. Just like the Amazon Echo products use Alexa for voice commands, the Technicolor table lamp (as well as the company's main broadband gateway) can do the same. So what can Technicolor's Greengrass-enabled table lamp do? In addition to extending WiFi coverage, it can act as an Alexa-powered hub for controlling other connected devices. Locks up for a bit then dumps a ton of config.Technicolor table lamp next to home gateway device Shows some user accounts including guest, intercept, recovery, forgotpassword not shown elsewhere. Here: are some possible commands for the SSH prompt, including: get InternetGatewayDevice.User.

Looks visually similar to the DGA4130, big thread on rooting that here, not sure how applicable it is to the DGA0122NLK.

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Showinfo cpu says ARMv7 maybe 3-core, showinfo memory says 256MB.ДЄppears to be similar to the DWA0120, Googling that leads to This Github Gist which shows you can use the above SSH access and process list to get the PPPOE username and password from the daemon command line, and links to a 'hack technicolor' Github.

It gets to a restricted prompt, but can ps to list processes, and it's a Linux based system (OpenWRT?) running dropbear SSH, nginx webserver, lua based web interface and background scripts. There's a Finnish page here: which can be fed through Google Translate, it has not much more than an overview of the connections and status lights and web interface options.ДЄnd I can SSH to it with the username engineer that doesn't show up in the user management page, and the admin password written on the sticker on it (doesn't change with the admin password changing in the web interface). There is some basic info here: - not much more than you can guess by clicking around in the web interface. I was hoping to find some info about it, but I just got to your thread here instead, lol. u/RoweDent created this awesome resource on network theory

u/tht1kidd_ has created a suggestion post regarding information everyone needs to provide when asking a question about their network There have been some excellent guides written in this sub, and we're always looking for more!

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