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‎09-13-2010 09:15 PM
I have several hundred video set top boxes on my network that do not have SMTP enabled. These are Amio 130 set top boxes and they all show up as a "network device" with just the ip address. I noticed that telnet is available but where do I store the credentials for the telnet username and password? And will this actually scan the device to gather any info?
If not, I noticed that all of them identify themselves as AMINET when you initiate a telnet session. Can that act as the identifier and I can reference it in the device lookup table? Like and device that says "Aminet" in telnet session I can make a new device item with the rest of the fields filled out.
If not, I noticed that all of them identify themselves as AMINET when you initiate a telnet session. Can that act as the identifier and I can reference it in the device lookup table? Like and device that says "Aminet" in telnet session I can make a new device item with the rest of the fields filled out.
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‎09-14-2010 04:45 PM
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‎09-14-2010 02:55 PM
You can use msaccess and an .adp project to directly edit the database.

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‎09-14-2010 03:27 PM
Lansweeper wrote:
You can use msaccess and an .adp project to directly edit the database.
Which table should I be looking for?

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‎09-13-2010 09:19 PM
telnet is only used to check if the port is open, not to gather any data.
Is it possible to enable snmp on these machines?
Is it possible to enable snmp on these machines?

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‎09-13-2010 09:53 PM
SNMP is not available in this version of firmware for this device.(from what I've read in other forums.)
Is there any other way to mass edit a large range of IP addresses that show up in my Network Devices? I could put this info in manually but like I said, I have several hundred of them. They are pretty much the only thing showing up as not know what it is.
Is there any other way to mass edit a large range of IP addresses that show up in my Network Devices? I could put this info in manually but like I said, I have several hundred of them. They are pretty much the only thing showing up as not know what it is.
