I'm still on Optus cable and had a Netear CG2000. We were told the phone will take maybe up to 36 hours to work. Firms give router admin access in this address to allow network administrators to configure their routers and networks. For anyone else trying, newlines steps worked a treat. With my higher gain antennas, I pick up a gazillion SSIDs, but 2.4/5ghz N/AC performance is acceptable. I already had my own (Netgear) router so the Tech didn't connect the SAGEM. Download both firmwares and install the older default firmware 2600t. The CG3000 did have a sticker over its wan port but other people say they are using it and that it is not disabled. Dumping the firmware; Full list of URLs; PSI configuration decoder; References. is there someone who can explain to me the best way to fix this? If it where not for the need to support the phone line i would dump the Sagemcom entirely. I will move to ABB and buy a Fetch mini and get them to fix the line. Appreciate the adviceI now have a 2nd router since Optus said to keep itIs there a way I can set it up to run off same Wi-Fi at another access pt at back of my house?Or will they be different wifis? Have it plugged into the sagemcom. Mine has WiFi turned off and have it set to DMZ to another router but I have found it to be reliable in my configuration. However after a month, I have been pleasantly surprised with the stability and WiFi performance so far. Currently I have the old CG3000-2STAUS set in Bridgemode to my R7000 Nighthawk. I,m on a 50 plan but can only get 33, but I,m only paying for the 25 speed, so not to fussed. Seeing that model replaced previous ones what would you expect for them to give to you? So yes, the 3864 is a POS. (Sagemcom currently has the R7000 ip as 192.168.0.3), Now when I try to enter the R7000's default login via routelogin.net it's not recognised and I have to use 192.168.1.1. Next, login into the router, check how to Open Admin Page. Anyone have this working? Outgoing calls should be possible as soon as the Optus modem-router has connected (to Optus and not the NBN). At least with 5ghz it doesn't penetrate walls so easily and mmwave moreso. login to the setup and select "always use ethernet" instead of "always use cable" (thanks to a Whirlpoolian in another thread) but it picked up the NBN connection no problems and is working fine. Services NEC. Next, login into the router, check how to Open Admin Page. listening other things like admin info and some other things. I believe that the issues with its WiFi are the result of local WiFi congestion (and Apple devices and other connected WiFi hardware). I recently updated from the standard Sagem.com 3864 (flat, white box) to the 3864V3HP (curvy, vertical, black box). For black there's the 3864AC, 3864V2AC, 3864V3AC & the new 3864V3HP. No need to be concerned if there's an issue with that yet. . Cannot be bothered with contacting the crap Floptus customer service. Here are some pictures for myself to remember these 4 years, I have spent over 600 hours of my free time on this router, here are some random pictures I never shared before but since it is now archived, so here are my 600 hours in pictures shown. Ive had a Sagemcom 3864, for a few years now. wich is a kind of backdoor access without letting us know and I would never do this if Now it ain't that bad, in fact pretty good. There are a number of ways to deal with this. It's doing my head in, have tried several different IP's, no change, have tried TCP and UDP alone, no change. I've got Sagemcom F@ST 3864OP ADSL (White) 2016 and Sagemcom F@ST 3864V3 HP (Black) 2019 from Optus free on ADSL contract. Required information * Recipient email * Enter the text above: Did this solution solve the problem? I'm in a NSW country city on Optus FTTN. Can I go back to using the CG3000 knowing that we have an Optus phone through NBN HFC? I have never had any issues with WiFi. Hotels. I use ac wifi for one laptop next door to an access point and one single rarely used Chromecast. also Sagemcom that can use our network and sniff traffic, Too late for us in any case, we are leaving Optus after over 10 years because their "support" during this episode was beyond pathetic. Essential: Model name: F@ST 5366 LTE-A DSL Modem: VDSL2 NBN VDSL2 FTTB/FTTN Compliant Wireless Modem: LTE 700MHz (B28) Support LTE 1800MHz (B3) support LTE 2300MHz (B40) support External antenna connector(s) LAN connectivity: 10/100/1000 Mbps LAN ports: 4 Router: WAN ethernet port maximum speed (Mbps) . regret spending so many hours on this router, in my solitude ;), 5) During this period I asked support 12 times if there is a, into my home for whatever reason? ;). From reading online, I can't ascertain and keep seeing all sorts of conflicting things. Voip works fine, but can now only get half the internet speed from the fritzbox. Is it feasible to buy another one of these on eBay (seem to go in the $20 to $30 range), and upload the backup file from present one? Of course you can use them one by one aswell but the trick is to NOT include checkFeaturesAvailable: If anyone have found a way to use netcat from newRequest please let me know, I am having my share of fiddly issues with the Optus supplied equipment (Fast 3864V3 HP) dropping out regularly. I have the DHCP IP set as 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.3. Both worked initially with DHCP disabled but then they seemed to time out. If you can see more than a few other networks in your home, from neighbours, you'll be sharing frequencies and bandwidth with them all. Gather info about your device (included plain text passwords): Find deviceInfo, advancedOptions and more settings, For set settings it is required to have knowledge about xpaths, grab them by type, So for example to use everything from xpaths we can print our IP as an example by command, REMOVE THE ANNOYING AUTO LOGOUT BY CHANGE TIMEOUT TO 0(Unlimited), List all features that is possible like clouds as dropbox, usb stuff, tv over wifi things and led configuration and much much more, Directories and File configuration available for LXC stored on device, USERS (USER/1 = admin - Edit my examples for your own details), Disable all remote acccess for ISP, copy and paste, Go visit 192.168.1.1:9000 to enjoy the hidden Twonky interface, Check webconfig/config.js for more rpc files, few examples, Main configurations is stored in LXC Telia dir, All available urls on device (incl. (edit) Forgot to add that both devices have been rock solid for the entire connected period. They now supply this one: /thread/3ly81vy9. things was done correct and being polite corect. Attach the other end to any of the four yellow LAN ports on your modem. The Telstra one shares the same AC wifi but only has 2 lan ports and one wan port. Same as above but just another device of the same model and firmware and A new ft232dl reader since I experimenting Absolutely if you can see 3+ other WiFi networks in your home, from neighbours, then you're sharing the available bandwidth with them. Everything works works fine for me. Our current connection is an Optus modem bridged to a much better wifi modern. (You can still use the old Netgear cablemodem as a wifi AP by connecting via LAN, but I recall just as many complaints about those in their day). whether it is the Cable modem or the wfi router. important settings has been removed so you can't enable telnet and ssh access via the console by the exploits in this wiki anymore. Search for your device here. Yes, I've read a few people getting admin access through github scripts, but i don't wanna brick anything this early. The Sagecom was crap for my household. Then I have to get some old wifi gear out of the cupboard and place old routers and range extenders around the house to fix it. often not even allowing me to connect to 192.168.0.1 and when one room away connection speeds drop to 0 to 5mbps, I tried hooking up the wan port on the old cg3000 to one of the ethernet ports on the sagecom and I am getting a strong wifi but not getting an internet connection via the netgear ( I have selected use WAN and separated out the two dhcp ranges for each router so there is no clash of ips). I've gone the A-hole route and set up 2 different WiFi routers in separate locations in my home for better coverage stuff the neighbours. Our house is difficult, big, old, thick brick walls. Upload speed not affected. And when I tried to make a call, it was also working. I believe that the issues with its WiFi are the result of local WiFi congestion. If you want to find out the mac addresses of your devices. This is standing in the room with them. Be patient, else contact Optus. I just got NBN today and put in this new Sagemcom 5366 router, and did my head in could not remotely access my DVR and a lot of the settings you could not change. I'd just prefer the DHCP set up to be left up to the R7000. They were looking to close the job out which seemed a little eager to me so I clarified if the NBN team remote tech team had done something to fix it. You need to navigate to the router ip address (Default 192.168.0.1), click advanced settings and login with the credentials on the sticker on your modem. We can call out on it, not receive. so then it was of course not an option to NOT letting all know via this readme (be happy that i never did a bigger thing of this shit) After much cajoling and begging Ive signed up for the NBN and Im about to lose my ever reliable Optus HFC access. Forward port 5060 in your router to the Optus router's IP address. before above message was added it started here, have fun! Someone close by is probably using high gain antenna's and killing theirs and everyone elses wifi (I know cause I used to do this and always wondered what the problem was). They may have pushed a decent firmware upgrade out? It is not possible to change the IP of the gateway nor to activate the BRIDGE mode, All GVT firmware functions are unlocked. Gain is ~3db lower on my preferred 2.4ghz 40mhz bonded channels down in the shed, though. Whereas the Optus Sagemcom has 4 ports + 1 wan port, which just makes things much easier. Upload speed max out all the time. What follows has been posted many times here. I,m on a 50 plan but can only get 33, but I,m only paying for the 25 speed, so not to fussed. Then click advanced setup->add entries->enter mac address and an ip address you want. The WiFi is bloody terrible compared to the Netgear GC3000. All of the above mentioned in the 3 + change of gateway ip, When I mention 'front' side of the board it is this side of the board, When I mention 'back' side of the board it is this side of the board, The secret/hidden (not in even in manual it's listed) connector is on the 'front side' of the router board, Under the aluminum case on 'backside' of this board the broadcom chip is found, Here is serial console when I was forcefully "yanking" two capacitors away on 1 of the 9 routers to see what happens at different And does the backup have all the VoIP details backed up as well? Apple thinks this may be an issue for Optus to enable the Sagemcom to be assigned a Static ip from my Airport Extreme?Optus are not sure! and if you are NEW to hardware hacking want to try the same things if you get insperation. VLAN tagging not supported.- FTTN: Occasional dropouts and loss of internet up to 1 hour until rebooted. I can see it when I'm even surfing the internet. Get them to send you their latest modem. No such thing as only paying for 25mbps. I gave up because I already had a working system. Not me, the provider. I got the answer NO out of 11 out of 12 in, Save yourself from bricking/disassemble the device if you don, "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/Role", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/CurrentlyRemoteAccess", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/Email", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/Country", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/Lastname", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/OwnPass", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/RemoteAccesses/RemoteAccess[@uid='1']", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='2']/RemoteAccesses/RemoteAccess[@uid='1']", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='3']/RemoteAccesses/RemoteAccess[@uid='1']", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='3']/RemoteAccesses/RemoteAccess[@uid='2']/Enabled", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='3']/RemoteAccesses/RemoteAccess[@uid='3']/Enabled", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='3']/RemoteAccesses/RemoteAccess[@uid='4']/Enabled", "Device/Services/DynamicDNS/Clients/Client[@uid='1']/Enable", "Device/Services/DynamicDNS/Clients/Client[@uid='1']/Status", "Device/Services/DynamicDNS/Clients/Client[@uid='1']/Username", "Device/Services/DynamicDNS/Clients/Client[@uid='1']/Password", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/Capabilities/SFTPCapable", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/Capabilities/FTPCapable", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/Capabilities/HTTPWritable", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/Capabilities/VolumeEncryptionCapable", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/Capabilities/SupportedNetworkProtocols", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/FTPServer/Enable", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/FTPServer/Status", "Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias=\"IP_DATA\"]/IPv4Addresses/IPv4Address[Alias=\"IP_DATA_ADDRESS\"]/IPAddress", "Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[@uid='1']/IPv6Addresses/IPv6Address[@uid='1']/IPAddress", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/RemoteAccesses/RemoteAccess[@uid='4']/LANRestriction", "Device/Managers/NetworkData/BlacklistedPorts", "Device/ServicesStorageService[1]/Enable", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/Enable", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/SFTPServer/Enable", "Device/Services/StorageServices/StorageService[@uid='1']/FTPServer", "Device/Ethernet/Interfaces/Interface[Role='WAN']", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/UPnPMediaServerPort", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/FriendlyName", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/PresentationUrl", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/RootFolder", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/UPnPNMCServer", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/UploadEnabled", "Device/Managers/NetworkLan/AccessControlEnable", "Device/Managers/NetworkLan/GuestAccessControlEnable", "Device/DeviceInfo/Logging/Syslog/Server/IPv4Address", "Device/DeviceInfo/Logging/Syslog/Server/SyslogConfig", "Device/Managers/NetworkData/MultiVlanUrl", "Device/Managers/NetworkData/SingleModeUrl", "Device/ManagementServer/ConnectionRequestURL", "Device/ManagementServer/PeriodicInformEnable", "Device/DNS/Client/Servers/Server[1]/DNSServer", "Device/DNS/Client/Servers/Server[2]/DNSServer", "Device/Ethernet/Interfaces/Interface[Alias=", "Device/Hosts/Hosts/Host[@uid='1']/BlacklistEnable", "Device/Hosts/Hosts/Host[@uid='1']/BlacklistedAccordingToSchedule", "Device/Services/VoiceServices/VoiceService[@uid=1]/VoiceProfiles/VoiceProfile[@uid=1]/Enable", "Device/Services/VoiceServices/VoiceService[@uid='1']/PhyInterfaces/PhyInterface/OutGoingLine", "Device/ManagementServer/TR69InternalData/Settings/Port", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/AllName", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/AllPictures", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/AllRadio", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/AllTracks", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/AllVideos", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/InternetRadio", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/MusicNodes/MusicNode[@uid='1']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/MusicNodes/MusicNode[@uid='2']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/MusicNodes/MusicNode[@uid='3']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/MusicNodes/MusicNode[@uid='4']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/MusicNodes/MusicNode[@uid='5']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/PictureNodes/PictureNode[@uid='1']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/PictureNodes/PictureNode[@uid='2']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/PictureNodes/PictureNode[@uid='3']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/PlaylistLastPlayed", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/PlaylistMostPlayed", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/Playlists", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/RootMusic", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/RootPicture", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/RootVideo", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/TagsPicture", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/VideoNodes/VideoNode[@uid='1']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/VideoNodes/VideoNode[@uid='2']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/VideoNodes/VideoNode[@uid='3']/Attributes", "Device/UPnP/Settings/UPnPMediaServer/Language", "Device.IP.Interfaces.Interface[Alias=\"IP_DATA\"].IPv4Addresses.IPv4Address[Alias=\"IP_DATA_ADDRESS\"].IPAddress", "Device.UserInterface.Httpd.SessionTimeout", 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_MNGT"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_MNGT"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/Enabled', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/IPv4Addresses/IPv4Address[Alias="IP_VOIP_ADDRESS"]/IPAddress', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/IPv4Addresses/IPv4Address[Alias="IP_VOIP_ADDRESS"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_IPTV"]/IPv4Addresses/IPv4Address[Alias="IPTV_ADDRESS"]/IPAddress', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_IPTV"]/IPv4Addresses/IPv4Address[Alias="IPTV_ADDRESS"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_IPTV"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_IPTV"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_IPTV"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_IPTV"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_IPTV"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST"]/IPv4Addresses/IPv4Address[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST_ADDRESS"]/IPAddress', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST"]/IPv4Addresses/IPv4Address[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST_ADDRESS"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_MNGT"]/Alias', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP"]/Alias', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_IPTV"]/Alias', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST"]/Alias', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_BR_GUEST_ADDRESS"]/Alias', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_VOIP_ADDRESS"]/Alias', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="IP_MNGT_ADDRESS"]/Alias', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY1"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY2"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY3"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY4"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY5"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY6"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY7"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY8"]/Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY1"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY2"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY3"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY4"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY5"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY6"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY7"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY8"]/IPv4Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY1"]/EIPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY2"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY3"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY4"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY5"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY6"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY7"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY8"]/IPv6Enable', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY1"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY2"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY3"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY4"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY5"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY6"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY7"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY8"]/LowerLayers', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY1"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY2"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY3"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY4"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY5"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY6"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY7"]/Names', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY8"]/Name', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY1"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY2"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY3"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY4"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY5"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY6"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY7"]/Router', 'Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias="HEY8"]/Router', "Device/Routing/RIP/X_SAGEMCOM_RIPIPPrefix/X_SAGEMCOM_RIPIPPrefix/RIPDefaultGateway", "Device/IP/Interfaces/Interface[Alias='IP_DATA']/IPv4Addresses/IPv4Address[Alias='IP_DATA_ADDRESS']/IPAddress", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='3']/RemoteAccesses/RemoteAccess[@uid='3']/Port", "Device\/DeviceInfo\/GUIFirmwareVersion/*", "Device\/DHCPv4\/Clients\/Client[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[PHY1]/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[PHY4]/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='1']/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='2']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='3']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='4']/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='4']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='7']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Links\/Link[ETHLNK_BR_DATA]/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Links\/Link[ETHLNK_BR_GUEST]/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Links\/Link[ETHLNK_BR_LAN]/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Links\/Link[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Links\/Link[@uid='2']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/Links\/Link[@uid='3']\/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/VLANTerminations\/VLANTermination[VLAN_IPTV_CISCO]/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/VLANTerminations\/VLANTermination[VLAN_MNGT]/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/VLANTerminations\/VLANTermination[VLAN_TV_UNTAGGED]/*", "Device\/Ethernet\/VLANTerminations\/VLANTermination[VLAN_VOIP_CISCO]/*", "Device\/Firewall\/Chains\/Chain[@uid='2']\/*", "Device\/Firewall\/Chains\/Chain[@uid='3']\/*", "Device\/Firewall\/Chains\/Chain[@uid='4']\/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IP_BR_GUEST]/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IP_BR_LAN]/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IP_BR_LAN]\/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IP_DATA]/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IP_DATA]\/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IP_IPTV]/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IP_MNGT]/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IPTV_UNTAGED]/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[IP_VOIP]/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='2']\/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='3']\/*", "Device\/IP\/Interfaces\/Interface[@uid='7']\/*", "Device\/ManagementServer\/ConnectionRequestPassword/*", "Device\/Managers\/NetworkData\/BridgedMode/*", "Device\/NAT\/InterfaceSettings\/InterfaceSetting[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/NAT\/InterfaceSettings\/InterfaceSetting[@uid='2']\/*", "Device\/NAT\/InterfaceSettings\/InterfaceSetting[@uid='3']\/*", "Device\/Routing\/Routers\/Router[DEFAULT]/*", "Device\/Services\/Bandsteering\/Enable/*", "Device\/Services\/VoiceServices\/VoiceService[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/UPnP\/Device\/UPnPMediaServer/*", "Device\/UPnP\/Settings\/UPnPMediaServer\/*", "Device\/UserAccounts\/Users\/User[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/UserAccounts\/Users\/User[@uid='2']\/*", "Device\/UserAccounts\/Users\/User[@uid='3']\/*", "Device\/UserAccounts\/Users\/User[@uid='4']\/*", "Device\/UserAccounts\/Users\/User[@uid='5']\/*", "Device\/WiFi\/AccessPoints\/AccessPoint[@uid='1']/*", "Device\/WiFi\/AccessPoints\/AccessPoint[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/WiFi\/AccessPoints\/AccessPoint[@uid='2']/*", "Device\/WiFi\/AccessPoints\/AccessPoint[@uid='2']\/*", "Device\/WiFi\/AccessPoints\/AccessPoint[@uid='3']/*", "Device\/WiFi\/AccessPoints\/AccessPoint[@uid='3']\/*", "Device\/WiFi\/AccessPoints\/AccessPoint[@uid='4']/*", "Device\/WiFi\/AccessPoints\/AccessPoint[@uid='4']\/*", "Device\/WiFi\/Radios\/Radio[@uid='1']\/*", "Device\/WiFi\/Radios\/Radio[@uid='2']\/*", "Device\/WiFi\/SSIDs\/SSID[WL_GUEST_5G]/*", "Device\/WiFi\/SSIDs\/SSID[WL_VIDEO_5G]/*", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/Password", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='2']/Password", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='3']/Password", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='4']/Password", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/ClearTextPassword", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='2']/ClearTextPassword", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='3']/ClearTextPassword", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='4']/ClearTextPassword", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/Functionalities[@uid='0']/Writable", "Device/UserAccounts/Users/User[@uid='1']/SecretQuery".
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