Am I the only one who thinks modems are cool?

nice clock ahmed

*runs for cover*

I have this , shit gets so hot lol

>>62071316
lol

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>>62070912

what I'd like to know is, what hardware would I need to connect to the WAN side of a cable modem. I have a few old modems lying around and I'd like to 'see' them from the ISP's point of view. if you search github, or sourceforge you'll find interesting projects for provisioning and monitoring them via SNMP. think about it. the ISP has nearly total control over these devices even if you pay for yours outright. some devices support snmp on the LAN side, but most do not. the ISP also has the option to disable SNMP for devices that do. I find this 'interdasting'.

http://docsis.org/node/183

also bump

Several Arris devices have their firmware available on sourceforge, but my understanding is that only the ISP can re/flash the device firmware. an nmap scan of my device reveals that there are several SNMP ports present, but are all closed.

>>62071533
Bump for this bump owo

>>62071533
You used to be able to mod a Motorola surfboard with custom firmware that had a detailed log

>>62070912
My modem is mad by Nokia sold under a French name and is shit fiber to home.

>>62071533
Probably proprietary and lots of spaghetti code.

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>>62072151
I wish I still had my old 'Sharkfin' so I could change the system sounds. It has the ability to play several sounds and they could be replaced with whatever sounds you wanted. good times man.