It is a BEFSR41 - EtherFast 4-Port Cable/DSL Router. Thanks for all of your help so far!!! "Nexus" <nexusat_private-way.co.uk> wrote: > I use the BEFRS41 (DSL jobbie) myself (play nicely children) but prior to > that, me and some of the lads took it into a dark room and gave it a good > kicking. Seems pretty robust IMHO. The only issue I found with it was > when logging traffic, it would stop logging if the activity got too high. > But I use ummmm.... alternative logging methods ;-) > Not sure if it has already been mentioned, but the web admin is disabled > from the internet by default and doesn't listen on anything else by default > (no SNMP, telnet etc) and can do egress as well as ingress filtering, NAT, > port forwarding and the like. > Not knowing the version you are looking at makes it difficult to add more. > Besides, if you are on the internal net, who gives a toss about the firewall > ? :) > > Cheers. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "NetW3.COM Consulting" <netw3at_private> > To: <PEN-TESTat_private>; <markat_private> > Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 7:22 AM > Subject: RE: Linksys Pen Test > > > > Which model of Linksys are you working with and what type of netowrk > > environment? One of my clients uses a Linksys DSL router, and the > > default authentication is admin/admin unless changed manually. This is a > > model BEFRsomething (can't remember the number off the top of my head). > > > > I've not tried to pen test the device, but I imagine if you could get > > to the internal network you could open up a web browser admin session > > to the device (found by traceroute to the outside, of course, or > > on the default address 192.168.1.1 as you said). > > > > Curt Wilson > > >
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