louis-m wrote:
maybe you should consider the use of a different subnet & vlan. the 100's etc don't have a password set and i'm not sure if they can. users should not be able to get to this interface.
the above would secure your network a little more and prevent this problem occuring.
louis-m wrote:
maybe you should consider the use of a different subnet & vlan. the 100's etc don't have a password set and i'm not sure if they can. users should not be able to get to this interface.
the above would secure your network a little more and prevent this problem occuring.
OK - I have done some more digging and the problem seems to lie with the 2930 as I have discovered that
https://intranet..... from the outside world drops me at the 2930 login page even though I have disabled management from the internet AND moved the https listening port away from 443.
In other words, the 2930 router IS still listening on port 443 to WAN traffic. I have filed this with Draytek for their comments.
Yes, you can set passwords on these modems using the telnet interface!
