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#165895 23-Feb-2015 21:38
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Hi all, I have a Technicolor TG589vn v2 in bridge mode and a Linksys E1500 running DD-WRT v24-sp2 (05/27/13) big - build 21676
Problem is that I can't telnet to the Technicolor, Putty closes as soon as I enter after the cursor moves to password box.  I am able to telnet to Linksys though.  PPOE authentication is done through Linksys if that helps.  I was able to do this before I am sure when I was running Technicolor on it's own.  Please let me know if more info is required, here is a screen shot from Technicolor logs. Any thoughts?

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  #1245227 23-Feb-2015 21:54
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cant you just use the built-in telnet in windows? if you are running windows that is?

i have no issues but i dont have anything else in the chain, just the technicolour



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  #1245240 23-Feb-2015 22:12
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Jase2985: cant you just use the built-in telnet in windows? if you are running windows that is?

i have no issues but i dont have anything else in the chain, just the technicolour

Thanks tried that and it worked. For some reason I thought the command for built-in telnet in windows was "telnet 192.168.2.1", I am sure this is what I used last time!  Tried with "open 192.168.2.1" and it worked.

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  #1245247 23-Feb-2015 22:23
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Tried SSH rather than telnet ?  Most devices refuse telnet connections these days due to the security risks.



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  #1245250 23-Feb-2015 22:29
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Mark: Tried SSH rather than telnet ?  Most devices refuse telnet connections these days due to the security risks.

SSH doesn't even give a login prompt, just blank putty window.

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  #1245252 23-Feb-2015 22:30
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Could it be putty, will try uninstalling and installing it but then it connect fine to E1500

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  #1245256 23-Feb-2015 22:32
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quebec: 
SSH doesn't even give a login prompt, just blank putty window.


Putty will usually pop up a "can't connect" window when it times out and is unable to connect.  Not disabled "External access" on the TG589 have you ?



 
 
 
 

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  #1245270 23-Feb-2015 22:57
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Mark:
quebec: 
SSH doesn't even give a login prompt, just blank putty window.


Putty will usually pop up a "can't connect" window when it times out and is unable to connect.  Not disabled "External access" on the TG589 have you ?

No, haven't disabled external access.

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  #1245273 23-Feb-2015 22:59
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Guess what, it's working now on putty, I swear I tried rebooting modem before too but it didn't work and this time when I rebooted modem it works now, did not have to re install puttty either. Weird

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  #1245317 24-Feb-2015 05:57
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glad you got it sorted

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  #1245420 24-Feb-2015 09:59
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Ahhh .. sounds like a warning to me!  Have you not made an offering to the blood gods lately ? ;-)

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