On 2019-11-12 23:53, Phil Staub wrote:
New development:
In the process of tracking down installation of the DD-WRT firmware, I
found out how to get a command line interface to the router. It involves
sending a special enable packet to the gateway address and then
telnetting into it.
Though the purpose for doing this was for something else, I figured that
since the router runs linux, a shell should get me access to ifconfig
and netstat. Here's what I get:
If it runs on Linux I suppose it uses iptables for firewalling and NAT?
Should be easy to see what the NAT rules look like. Maybe you can simply
add a NAT rule for 10.8.0.0/24 if it's missing? Probably won't survive a
reboot but as a workaround it might do? I'm no iptables expert (it's
black magic compared to pf) but some googling thinks the following
command should list the NAT rules:
# iptables -t nat -L
/Morgan
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