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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Build Firmware ==<br /> Download Code Here<br /> http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2649<br /> By rebuilding firmware, you can permanently enable SNMP and Telnet console. You have to use Linux A fresh Ubuntu will do. Here is the step by step plan.<br /> <br /> 1. Extract the source code downloaded from Netgear website. (http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n101238.asp) You don&#039;t have to use terminal.<br /> 2. Go to terminal, extract the target.tar.bz2 by using<br /> <br /> sudo tar jxf target.tar.bz2<br /> <br /> basically the command from README but with sudo. You have to use sudo.<br /> 3. Run your favourite text editor using administrator privilege. For Xubuntu (not Ubuntu), you type in:<br /> <br /> sudo mousepad<br /> 4. Open target/usr/etc/rcS<br /> 5. add these two line:<br /> /usr/sbin/utelnetd -d<br /> /usr/sbin/snmpd br0 ppp0<br /> (the 1st command is to start up telnet console,the 2nd is for SNMP daemon/I never tried to only start up SNMP.if I start SNMP 1st,Telnet 2nd,it didn&#039;t quite work. If anyone has different result, tell me.)<br /> 6. use build.sh to build the new firmware. Usually you can type in:<br /> ./build.sh &quot;DG834V3_V4.01.28.img&quot; target newimage.img<br /> 7. flash newimage.img into your router.<br /> <br /> If your router mysteriously breaks, you can recover it using the recovery tool.<br /> <br /> Then we have to disable the IPtables filter<br /> #iptables -L<br /> Then<br /> #iptables -D INPUT 1<br /> <br /> [[Category:Linux]]</div>

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