Comments for vandeneynde.net http://www.vandeneynde.net Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:26:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on New SSL MITM at BlackHat DC by blackhatguide http://www.vandeneynde.net/2009/02/20/new-ssl-mitm-at-blackhat-dc/comment-page-1/#comment-169 blackhatguide Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:26:42 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=81#comment-169 Great work with the blog mate let me know if you want to partner up with my blog as well! =] Great work with the blog mate let me know if you want to partner up with my blog as well! =]

]]> Comment on Getting DHCP reservations into a Belkin N1 Vision router by Rob http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/10/28/getting-dhcp-reservations-into-a-belkin-n1-vision-router/comment-page-1/#comment-168 Rob Fri, 09 Oct 2009 20:15:56 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=71#comment-168 Just got a new PC. How would one clear out the old DHCP reservation that was set using your trick? nvram -set .... etc.? Just got a new PC. How would one clear out the old DHCP reservation that was set using your trick? nvram -set …. etc.?

]]> Comment on Getting DHCP reservations into a Belkin N1 Vision router by Mark http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/10/28/getting-dhcp-reservations-into-a-belkin-n1-vision-router/comment-page-1/#comment-166 Mark Fri, 28 Aug 2009 00:53:52 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=71#comment-166 Wow! Thanks for this, you've no idea how much pain you've saved me! This worked great. Just to clarify and help people, when wanting to set up a linux server (a good example of why you may want a static internal IP), find out your host name, and MAC address, both of which can be found by opening up terminal and typing in "ifconfig" without the quotes. The stuff after HWaddr is the mac address (you need to take out the colons). then to find your hostname, just type in "hostname" (without quotes) to give the hostname. Then as said above, on the router page (mine was http://192.168.2.1/wukongjiuwo.html ), type in the first box: nvram set static_dhcp_clients=hostname:192.168.2.19:0002ABBCCDD:1 (or whatever it is, just edit in your values for hostname, the ip address and the MAC address) click enter, apply changes, and it should reboot. Looking at the DHCP client list, it will no longer show up, but it will be working on the ip address you specified. Thanks again! Wow!
Thanks for this, you’ve no idea how much pain you’ve saved me! This worked great. Just to clarify and help people, when wanting to set up a linux server (a good example of why you may want a static internal IP), find out your host name, and MAC address, both of which can be found by opening up terminal and typing in “ifconfig” without the quotes.

The stuff after HWaddr is the mac address (you need to take out the colons).
then to find your hostname, just type in “hostname” (without quotes) to give the hostname. Then as said above, on the router page (mine was http://192.168.2.1/wukongjiuwo.html ), type in the first box:

nvram set static_dhcp_clients=hostname:192.168.2.19:0002ABBCCDD:1

(or whatever it is, just edit in your values for hostname, the ip address and the MAC address)
click enter, apply changes, and it should reboot. Looking at the DHCP client list, it will no longer show up, but it will be working on the ip address you specified.

Thanks again!

]]> Comment on Getting DHCP reservations into a Belkin N1 Vision router by Rob http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/10/28/getting-dhcp-reservations-into-a-belkin-n1-vision-router/comment-page-1/#comment-162 Rob Tue, 16 Jun 2009 22:23:05 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=71#comment-162 QoS is on and grayed out. Can't turn it off. Also, http://192.168.2.1/wifi.html (secret web page) doesn't work on this v2000. QoS is on and grayed out. Can’t turn it off.
Also, http://192.168.2.1/wifi.html (secret web page) doesn’t work on this v2000.

]]> Comment on Getting DHCP reservations into a Belkin N1 Vision router by Rob http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/10/28/getting-dhcp-reservations-into-a-belkin-n1-vision-router/comment-page-1/#comment-161 Rob Tue, 16 Jun 2009 22:10:40 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=71#comment-161 DHCP Reservation - IT WORKS!! I just got a Belkin N1 Vision version 2000. Couldn't get it to work at first because I saw in the example the long MAC address - which I recognized as such and glossed over - not noticing the required :1. And, restarting the router, which is required, doesn't cause it to loose this setting. Nice. Version 2000 boots much quicker. About 28 seconds. Interesting that it comes with firmware version F5D8232-4_WW_2.00.04 .04 is newer than what is on their US page. Yes, I live in the US. Thank you so much for this DHCP address reservation tip. DHCP Reservation – IT WORKS!! I just got a Belkin N1 Vision version 2000.
Couldn’t get it to work at first because I saw in the example the long MAC address – which I recognized as such and glossed over – not noticing the required :1.
And, restarting the router, which is required, doesn’t cause it to loose this setting. Nice.
Version 2000 boots much quicker. About 28 seconds.
Interesting that it comes with firmware version F5D8232-4_WW_2.00.04
.04 is newer than what is on their US page. Yes, I live in the US.
Thank you so much for this DHCP address reservation tip.

]]> Comment on Getting DHCP reservations into a Belkin N1 Vision router by Tom http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/10/28/getting-dhcp-reservations-into-a-belkin-n1-vision-router/comment-page-1/#comment-160 Tom Sat, 13 Jun 2009 13:34:47 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=71#comment-160 Hi Rob, They are indeed variables you need to change. hostname1=hostname of the machine 192.168.20.2= static IP address you would like to allocate to the machine AAABBCCDD= MAC address of the machine where you want to allocate this IP to. You can find the mac address with an ipconfig /all on windows and look for the physical address of your adapter. Don't worry, this should not brick the router :) Hi Rob,

They are indeed variables you need to change.
hostname1=hostname of the machine
192.168.20.2= static IP address you would like to allocate to the machine
AAABBCCDD= MAC address of the machine where you want to allocate this IP to. You can find the mac address with an ipconfig /all on windows and look for the physical address of your adapter.

Don’t worry, this should not brick the router :)

]]> Comment on Getting DHCP reservations into a Belkin N1 Vision router by Rob http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/10/28/getting-dhcp-reservations-into-a-belkin-n1-vision-router/comment-page-1/#comment-159 Rob Fri, 12 Jun 2009 20:38:38 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=71#comment-159 Funny, I'm not a network guru, but DHCP reservations is the ONE feature I with this router had. Could you give us a dummies version of how to do this? Do I type EXACTLY what you've got above: "nvram set static_dhcp_clients=hostname1:192.168.20.2:001AAABBCCDD:1:hostname2:192.168" without quotes, or, do I replace the words hostname or the IP address or the AABB... with something else? i.e. are any of these variables that I'm supposed to change? Don't want to brick my router. : ) Funny, I’m not a network guru, but DHCP reservations is the ONE feature I with this router had.

Could you give us a dummies version of how to do this? Do I type EXACTLY what you’ve got above:
“nvram set static_dhcp_clients=hostname1:192.168.20.2:001AAABBCCDD:1:hostname2:192.168″ without quotes, or, do I replace the words hostname or the IP address or the AABB… with something else? i.e. are any of these variables that I’m supposed to change? Don’t want to brick my router. : )

]]> Comment on Getting DHCP reservations into a Belkin N1 Vision router by Tom http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/10/28/getting-dhcp-reservations-into-a-belkin-n1-vision-router/comment-page-1/#comment-157 Tom Wed, 17 Dec 2008 13:16:29 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=71#comment-157 You can use for example winhex (http://www.x-ways.net/winhex/). With this, you edit the text part of the config and then highlight all the configuration text (starting with lan_ippaddr until bpa=0. Next you click on Tools-compute Hash and generate the CRC32 code. This code is the hex value of the checksum. you need to enter this (in hex) after the bpa=0 part. (remove everything behind it first). You can use for example winhex (http://www.x-ways.net/winhex/). With this, you edit the text part of the config and then highlight all the configuration text (starting with lan_ippaddr until bpa=0. Next you click on Tools-compute Hash and generate the CRC32 code. This code is the hex value of the checksum. you need to enter this (in hex) after the bpa=0 part. (remove everything behind it first).

]]> Comment on Getting DHCP reservations into a Belkin N1 Vision router by kid-furious http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/10/28/getting-dhcp-reservations-into-a-belkin-n1-vision-router/comment-page-1/#comment-156 kid-furious Tue, 16 Dec 2008 23:17:54 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=71#comment-156 Sounds interesting. Could you please explain more changing checksum using an hex editor ? Sounds interesting. Could you please explain more changing checksum using an hex editor ?

]]> Comment on Physical Access always means p0wned by root http://www.vandeneynde.net/2008/05/26/physical-access-always-means-p0wned/comment-page-1/#comment-141 root Wed, 28 May 2008 20:59:00 +0000 http://www.vandeneynde.net/?p=57#comment-141 nice angle but nothing new under the sun. once you can read off a disk .. .its game over. glad to see unix defends itself much harder against these practices :-) mod me down ! nice angle but nothing new under the sun. once you can read off a disk .. .its game over. glad to see unix defends itself much harder against these practices :-)

mod me down !

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