Open the file ("user.ini") in a text-editor, and search for the section headed "[ mlpuser.ini ]". This is what the Thomson default settings look like:
Code:
[ mlpuser.ini ]
add name=Administrator password=_CYP_d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e role=Administrator hash2=a2e279ed6671666bed7738338c8c849f defuser=enabled
add name=admin password=_CYP_5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 role=Administrator hash2=ff1ac4890f0eb9f4c9d6fbeb1046d3ad
add name=tech password=_CYP_7223e32709118090d359dfa6d6a4d96e role=TechnicalSupport hash2=ee7ec698ec300c9a058b47c402985131 defremadmin=enabled
...and this is the identical Administrator credentials in r8.2.7.7 firmware (585v7) with CYP2 values:
Code:
[ mlpuser.ini ]
add name=Administrator password=_CYP2_d78ddcd540c76991b548ebc39561cfaac32478b903ff10e0 role=Administrator hash2=b6dc35f8f2099445d5aff1f0db7cf265 defuser=enabled
add name=tech password=_CYP2_c230e53984b2aadedf0d7da6b0fb4e36c4c0224103b6b15e role=TechnicalSupport hash2=16a921c357a09b4a38d01c6e7a0bdd1d defremadmin=enabled
(note: this later firmware will still accept the older CYP entries)
The following will give you a different user:
Code:
[ mlpuser.ini ]
add name=su password=_CYP_0b180078d994cb2b5ed89d7ce8e7eea2 role=SuperUser hash2=4ff65b68acecea198d63378b4313e1a9
Quote:
Username: su
Password: su
Privilege: SuperUser
A 2nd method to do exactly the same thing:
Code:
[ mlpuser.ini ]
:user add name="su" password="su" role="SuperUser"
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发表于 2013-6-25 22:44:41