You have the username which is 'admin', but the password is held by Singnet. What you need to do is a Singtel Aztech 1015EW ADSL router ..

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Singtel Aztech 1015EW ADSL router ADMIN bypass

august 8, 2012 by beauty and the baud 9 comments

This Singtel Aztech 1015EW ADSL router, comes with singnet broadband signup or some bought it from someone else. You plugin and find something lacking. Yes, and that is denied access when you try to ssh into the router. You have the username which is ‘admin’, but the password is held by Singnet. What you need to do is a Singtel Aztech 1015EW ADSL router ADMIN bypass. Here’s how you can do it.

1. Type http://192.168.1.254/backupsettings.conf and save the backupsettings.conf on your desktop.

You can save it from the ‘Backup router configurations’ on the user panel on http://192.168.1.254 as well.

2. Open backupsettings.conf up with your notepad, it will appear as an xml file:

Find the field ‘<AdminPassword>SDNsbDB0M2NoAA==</AdminPassword>’ and replace it with ‘<AdminPassword>AA==</AdminPassword>’.

Notice you can access the user panel without password because the field ‘<UserPassword>AA==</UserPassword>’, means its an ‘empty password’.

Now save and overwrite the config file. I suggest saving a backup backupsettings2.conf in case you mess up the configuration. If all else fails just press the Hard reset button behind the router for more than 2 seconds.

3. Now go to http://192.168.1.254 user panel ‘Update’ tab under the ‘Device administration’.

Choose the edited backupsettings.conf and click Update. Wait for the Singtel Aztech 1015EW ADSL router to reset.

4. Go to  http://192.168.1.254 and type in ‘admin’ as username and an empty password. And you’ll see the admin panel.

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How to set up my modem router for Singtel Mio TV (TrendChip solution)

Suitable for: Wireless ADSL2+ Modem Routers, ADSL2+ Modem Routers

 Before you begin, please note:

1.    As the configuration need DHCP Port Filter function，Below is a list which support DHCP Port Filter. Please downgrade/upgrade the firmware to be following versions. You may download them from www.tp-link.com, then refer the guide in the downloaded firmware to downgrade/upgrade and reset.

Model No	DHCP Port Filter
TD-W8151N_v1	101222
TD-W8101G_v2	100819
TD-W8101G_v3	110119
TD-W8901G_v3	100521
TD-W8901G_v6	110119
TD-W8951ND_v1	100728
TD-W8951ND_v3	101222
TD-W8961ND_v1	100722

2.    Below is sample for TD-W8951N,the PVC list for different firmware version may change.

Configuration overview:

• Internet Group: LAN port 1\2\3 + Wireless bind to PVC3 (0/100 PPPoA connection)
• IPTV Group: LAN port 4 binds to PVC0 (1/100 Bridge connection)

*You can change the IPTV Port according to your requirement.

Step-by-Step Configuration:

1.    Login the modem

Step 1:

Open your web browser and enter 192.168.1.1 in the address bar,

then press "Enter".

Step 2:

Enter the username and password of your modem. By default They should be  "admin" and  "admin" If you have changed them, please enter the new username and password.

 

2.  Configure PVCs:

Please find PVC 0/100 and 1/100 in the status page

Note: If there is no corresponding PVC, you can change the PVC4 8/35 value to be 0/100 or 1/100.
Go to Interface Setup->Internet, edit the two PVCs: PVC3:0/100 at PPPOA

mode with “IGMP V2 ”enabled, PVC0:1/100 at Bridge mode which is for IPTV:

PVC3 (0/100) PPPoA with NAT for Internet: Port 1+Port 2 + Port 3+Wireless;

PVC0 (1/100) Bridge for IPTV: Port 4

PVC3 for Internet:

PVC0 for IPTV:

Go to Status page to check the PVC Summary:

3.  LAN Setting:

Go to “Interface Setup –> LAN” page, Enable Multicast IGMP v2 and IGMP Snoop. At Physical Ports, please un-tick port 4.

Note: DHCP service will NOT be applied on port 4, so if now you’re connecting the computer with port 4, please re-connect the Ethernet cable to port1/port2/port3.

4.  VLAN Setting:

VLAN1: PVC3 + LAN Port 1 + Port 2 + Port 3+Wireless LAN

VLAN2: PVC0 +Port 4

Step 1:

Active VLAN Function;

Step 2:

Go to “Assign VLAN PVID for each Interface”

Click SAVE then NEXT

Step 3:

“Define VLAN Group”

VLAN1: PVC 3 + LAN Port 1 +Port 2 +Port 3+ Wireless LAN for Internet

VLAN2: PVC0 + Port 4 for IPTV

Check finished VLAN Group List:

5.    Go to Maintenance->SysRestart to reboot the router. 

 

6.    Backup the modem settings:

If your IPTV service works normally, you can export the current settings as a backup. Please go to Maintenance->Firmware page and click ROMFILE SAVE button. Then save the ROM-0 file in a floder as a backup configuration.

If you occasionally changed the modem setting and need recover the Mio TV settings, you can go to Maintenance->Firmware page and Browse the ROM-0 file then click UPGRADE button.