Open a terminal in winbox (or just ssh in, or telnet as others have
said)...
From the command prompt just type 'export' and the router will display
the entire configuration.
Then you can just work though the configuration to see what it's doing.
I'm working though the same sort of stuff in the little proof of concept
exercise, also just learning the OS, so it there's anything I can help
with please feel free to drop me a line.
D
On 24/09/2011 2:14 a.m., Steve Jones wrote:
These come set up as home routers, but I want to use them for a small 6
customer POP to get a feel for the OS. Im concerned however that the router
has vulnerabilities that im unaware of with the extra default configs of
being preset for the end user. I log into the web gui and turn off NAT and
"protect WAN" then in winbox i set the IPs and the dhcp relay and remove the
existing DHCP subnets, is there more I need to do with this?
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