DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

Hi

Try to check/uncheck the passive mode connection.

Noone?

Just tried that. Nope -- same result. Regardless, the point of this is to NOT have the FTP on Port 21 because of attacks associated with that common port.

I've always had the FTP on Port 9855 on my workstation when I ran Serv-U from it. Now for some bloody reason this DNS-323 won't communicate via the FTP Server outside the NAT unless its on anything except Port 21. This is why I need someone who is familiar with the telnet scripts to change it internally as mentioned in the "open_ports" wiki above. This is likely the key.

Hi, sorry for the delay. Yeah, I meant the connection mode in the FTP client.

Let me check that wiki...

Edit:

Alright it doesnt seem too difficult but did you read the part where you need to put the external router IP? You will need to change that every time your IP changes. I dont think you can add a FQHN there.

I am guessing you are gonna need to have telnet access activated too and change that manually everytime your ip changes.

Last edited by blizzard182 (2007-10-02 01:58:56)

curious, you sure your FTP'ing into the right location? maybe you have 2 FTP servers? (did this one by accident)..

Ohh I see then it is easier then...

Make this..

telnet 'dns323'

Then use this commands and the equal in windows:

ls = dir
cd = cd
rm = del (watch out for this since linux does not give you a warning before deleting a file and if a filename with the same name exists, it will be overwritten with no warnings)
copy = cp

To rename a file is a bit tricky. Use the mv command. You are actually "moving" the file in the same place. Example, you want test1 yo be test2. Make this 'mv test1 test2'

Havent checked if there is a man command in this linux. If it does, always try a 'man <commandHere>' and if there is a help file, it will show you that. You can leave that pressing q.

Also, what you want is to access the disk. Lets say it is ont bay 1 (most likely) then you will need to do this...

cd /mnt/HD_a2

Edit (Just to add something. It is NOT the same mnt or /mnt. The first / let Linux knows that you want to start looking starting the root of the filesystem while just mnt is starting your current location)


Inside /mnt are the devices which are mounted in the system. The disks are HD_a2 and HD_a4 (Caps count here)

Then if you do a ls command you are going to see the content of your disk as if you mapped the drive there. (sorry my english is not that rich sometimes)

After that, you will need to edit some files. Use the vi command.

'vi example.txt' creates a file in that directory. If it exists, the vi command edits the file. And these are the most common commands for vi...

Press i (yes, the letter i) to insert some text after you are watching the file.
Then, to exit the vi editor you need to press esc key. You wont leave the program but the mouse will go to the bottom line. There you can write these..

:w  (saves the file)
:q (exit the program)
:wq (saves and then exit the program)

If you are having any trouble... use :q! (with the exclamation) and it will force the program to quit.

Does it help? Let me know if you dont understand anything. It was just some brainstorming of thoughts. Dont know if makes any sense to you.

Last edited by blizzard182 (2007-10-02 04:21:59)

Well, I am using the fun_plug telnet and I enter via cmd and then telnet. Port is 23

You should be getting a BusyBox welcome screen.

I assumed you were using the same. My bad.

i thought putting in fun_plug would be difficult. however, found that to be the contrary. this is quite simple and very safe. just follow the instructions within the wicki

Alright. Do that then. Just to check. I was talking about Fonz fun_plug but if you dont need the extra things I think any telnet client would do the trick. Let us know when you are able to browse and use the commands I gave you or if you have any trouble.

check your root of Volume_1. If you see a folder called fun_plug.d and if you do a telnet to your DNS and a Busy Box shell answers...then I believe you can say you have fonz fun_plug

So..did you get it working man?

Yeah, I guess is how business works.

Sorry about your mobo. And dont worry about the delay. I remembered the post the other day ad did not know if you got it working.