Sky router password generator
Martin 忽帕
I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
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Martin
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Gamma Eridon
Look on the sticker on the bottom of the router.
HTH.
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Martin 忽帕
<gamma....@mail.com> wrote:
>On Dec 29, 7:20爌m, Martin ┛┈ @nohere.net wrote:
>> https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>>
>> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
>> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
>Look on the sticker on the bottom of the router.
The sticker has
SSID:
NETWORK KEY:
CHANNEL:
Which is the LAN MAC address?
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Martin
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Abo
> On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 11:27:28 -0800 (PST), Gamma Eridon
> <gamma....@mail.com> wrote:
>
>>> https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>>>
>>> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
>>> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
>
>> Look on the sticker on the bottom of the router.
>
> The sticker has
> SSID:
> NETWORK KEY:
> CHANNEL:
>
> Which is the LAN MAC address?
Is it a Netgear? Open your internet browser and enter 192.168.0.1 into
where you type URLs. Assuming you haven't changed it, enter 'admin' for
the username and password. You'll get a status screen, scroll down to
the 'LAN Port' section and the MAC address is there.
Sorry, can't help if it's not the Netgear router...
Jono
> https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>
> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
Are you trying to simply log in to the web interface or obtain the adsl
username & password?
If the latter, and you have a DG834GT, this
<http://www.asininemonkey.com/netgear-dg834gt-hacking.html> worked well
for me - scroll down to URL Injection
Mark McIntyre
> On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 11:27:28 -0800 (PST), Gamma Eridon
> <gamma....@mail.com> wrote:
>
>>> https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>>>
>>> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
>>> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
>
>> Look on the sticker on the bottom of the router.
>
> The sticker has
> SSID:
> NETWORK KEY:
> CHANNEL:
>
> Which is the LAN MAC address?
None of 'em. You don't need the MAC to connect to either your or another
router however. What do you think you need it for exactly?
Bob Eager
<markmc...@TROUSERSspamcop.net> wrote:
Clue: he is trying to get the router password.
Clue: he is using a password generator
The MAC address is one of the inputs to the password generator...I
guess. (and it is, I checked...)
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Bob Eager
Use the BIG mirror service in the UK:
http://www.mirrorservice.org
Trevor Rea
Start -> Run
Type cmd and hit enter.
A black box should come up.
Type arp -a
This gives a list of MAC addresses one of which should be your
router.
Trevor
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> Martin 忽帕 @nohere.net wrote:
>> https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>>
>> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
>> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
Have you got into the router config area?
The sky routers used to have "admin" as user and "sky" as password.
or it could have been "sky" "sky" as user and password I have killed
so many brain cells this Christmas so its not clear.
If you do get into the router you can save/backup your current
router settings to somewhere like desktop then open the file with
notepad and filter out your user name & password from the text.
this could be done with the netgear DG834 but I am not sure about
the newer versions.
Martin 忽帕
The router is a Sagem
I was thinking of using another router instead as the wireless
coverage is not great
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Martin
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Jono
> Thank you for all your replies
> The router is a Sagem
> I was thinking of using another router instead as the wireless
> coverage is not great
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> Martin
You'd be far better off, if you've already got the new router, to use
it as an access point....if you can stand another wall wart plugged in,
that is.
Alternatively, rather than buy a new router that would, if configured
to work with Sky BB, breach their Ts & Cs and leave you with the
prospect of losing your service, why not buy a wireless access point?
The Natural Philosopher
> Martin 忽帕 @nohere.net wrote:
>> https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>>
>> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
>> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
>
> Start -> Run
>
> Type cmd and hit enter.
>
in vista, how do you get a shell?
Jono
> Trevor Rea wrote:
>> Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net wrote:
>>> https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>>>
>>> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
>>> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
>>
>> Start -> Run
>>
>> Type cmd and hit enter.
>>
>
> in vista, how do you get a shell?
>
type cmd in the search box
Abo
> Alternatively, rather than buy a new router that would, if configured to
> work with Sky BB, breach their Ts & Cs and leave you with the prospect
> of losing your service
How would they know?
Mark McIntyre
> On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 23:59:38 UTC, Mark McIntyre
> <markmc...@TROUSERSspamcop.net> wrote:
>
>> Martin ¿ ¬ @nohere.net wrote:
>>> Which is the LAN MAC address?
>> None of 'em. You don't need the MAC to connect to either your or another
>> router however. What do you think you need it for exactly?
>
> Clue: he is trying to get the router password.
> Clue: he is using a password generator
I see. Assuming he has permission to access the router, what's wrong
with either a) asking the owner for the password or b) pressing the
reset button?
Mark McIntyre
> Trevor Rea wrote:
>> Martin 忽帕 @nohere.net wrote:
>>> https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>>>
>>> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
>>> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
>>
>> Start -> Run
>>
>> Type cmd and hit enter.
>>
>
> in vista, how do you get a shell?
Same way you do in other versions of windows.
Bob Eager
<markmc...@TROUSERSspamcop.net> wrote:
I suspect only Sky know the password! And they probably have formware
that disables the usual reset (or it would wipe out too much).
I remember being given two used BT routers a while ago, and the MAC
address was on a convenient label. I needed that to type into an online
password generator.
Jim Crowther
wrote:
I'll put him out of his misery...
The long way round (and the way you can leave a shortcut on the desktop
if you right-click on the following and go via the 'Send-to' menu) is
'All Programs/Accessories/'Command Prompt' - the Vista equivalent is
very similar.
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Jim Crowther
The Natural Philosopher
Well I had to use vista the other day, and I couldn't find Start->Run.
Didn't exist.
Mark McIntyre
The thing to do is start from a terminal window, and then type "cmd" and
press enter.
> Didn't exist.
For no sensible reason, MS renamed it to "search" or something moronic.
Basically type a programme name in the search box and it'll run it if it
finds it. Styoooooooooopid.
I'm waiting for Windows 7 servicepack4 which looks like this apparently
- http://tinyurl.com/879rdg
gd&r
IanB
wrote:
>Well I had to use vista the other day, and I couldn't find Start->Run.
>
>Didn't exist.
It is there, but the Vista default is for it not to be displayed.
To turn it on right click on the taskbar, properties, start menu,
customise and select "Run command".
"Run" now appears as the bottom item on the start menu.
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Gamma Eridon
> On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 11:27:28 -0800 (PST), Gamma Eridon
>
> >On Dec 29, 7:20 pm, Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net wrote:
> >>https://www.cm9.net/skypass/generate.cgi
>
> >> I was trying to get my sky router password to use another router
> >> What is my LAN MAC address: and Default WPA network key?
> >Look on the sticker on the bottom of the router.
>
> The sticker has
> SSID:
> NETWORK KEY:
> CHANNEL:
>
> Which is the LAN MAC address?
> --
> Martin
Sorry I thought it was a Netgear one which Sky did use.
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