- #BLACKLIST MAC ADDRESS ARRIS BWG210 HOW TO#
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- #BLACKLIST MAC ADDRESS ARRIS BWG210 SOFTWARE#
Check filesystem folders and you should find mfg.datħ. At this point you should have a jffs2 file and the root filesystem of the mfg partition. Assuming you use a Linux distro, add repository packages for binwalk and jefferson () and any python or other dependencies you may needĥ.
#BLACKLIST MAC ADDRESS ARRIS BWG210 SOFTWARE#
However, Flashcat software requires the start address and length (not the end address). For NVG589, KhaosT provided the start and end hex addresses. If not, a quicker way may be to dump only the mfg partition.
#BLACKLIST MAC ADDRESS ARRIS BWG210 HOW TO#
If you know how to find partitions and slice them from the full memory dump, you can do that. Run the software and assuming it recognizes the USB device and NAND, it should allow you to dump it to disk (button reads something like "read chip/memory to disk")ģ.
#BLACKLIST MAC ADDRESS ARRIS BWG210 INSTALL#
Download flashcat usb software from, install it and add Win driver for the new USB device (find it in same downloaded. To do that, you need jefferson () and then you could use binwalk recursively (-Me flags) to extract the jffs2 filesystem like so: binwalk -Me 589_0x05020000-0x05120000.bin - thought I'd point that out in case it may help someone Reply Deleteġ. Starting new thread too in case it gets lost in the nested replies above (sorry for or - it worked, thanks for your instructions and tool.ģ) Just a comment - you could get mfg.dat from the mfg partition.
To do that, you need jefferson () and then you could use binwalk recursively (-Me flags) to extract the jffs2 filesystem like so: binwalk -Me 589_0x05020000-0x05120000.bin - thought I'd point that out in case it may help someone Delete Do you have any experience getting it to work on FreeBSD (pfsense)? Linux flavors do this fine, but pfsense has some trouble handling DHCP requests with VLAN0 (802.1p) tags.ģ) Just a comment - you could get mfg.dat from the mfg partition. Was able to use the hex addresses you provided and dump that segment only from the USB tool (Step #1), but couldn't figure out how to find partitions and slice them from the whole flash dump.Ģ) Seems like wpa_supplicant auth works in Linux or Linux-based OSs (ER). bin firmware dump and how did you slice the right one out? VR Februat 9:02 or - it worked, thanks for your instructions and tool.Įducational questions for future reference if you don't mind:ġ) Step #2 - "Find Partition "mfg" & slice it" - how did you get a list of the partitions in the.
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Update Feb 23, 2019: Moved files to mega.nz due to antivirus false positive on MediaFire. You will need to adjust the paths to absolute paths in wpa_nf.ĭownload mfg_dat_decoderelease 1.06 here: win32 linux MacOS X The tool parses mfg.dat, decodes the private key and joins the server and client certificates into a format used by wpa_supplicant. On some very old devices the command above may not work and you will need to copy the mfg partition to an mfg.dat file as-is, with something like this:ĭd if=/dev/mtdblock4 of=/tmp/mfg.dat bs=1k Mount mtd:mfg -t jffs2 /mfg&cp /mfg/mfg.dat /tmp/&umount /mfg In order to access mfg.dat, you'll need to mount mtd:mfg partition to /mfg/ with something like this: You will need to extract /mfg/mfg.dat and /etc/rootcert/*.der files from your Arris/Motorola router. I could not help with rooting your router, please don't ask. You'll need a rooted Arris/Motorola router to use the tool.
Now you can authenticate to your ISP with direct connection to ONT, without having to keep a switch or ISP-provided router powered and online. Some older router bypass methods suggest using a dumb switch or EAPol proxy. I have developed a tool that converts EAP-TLS credentials from Nokia/Humax/Arris/Motorola FTTH routers into a format usable by wpa_supplicant.
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