Root Access

GIMME SHELL, BITCH

Great, now you have the telnet service running! Now you need to have root access, because I said so.

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1. Open a terminal/cmd and run telnet 192.168.1.254 or your router's IP here.

   If you are running Windows 7 or any later version, you might need to add this feature in Control Panel.

2. For username enter admin, for password enter your access code.[1]

3. Run ping `telnetd -l sh -p 9999`

   9999 is the port number and you can change it to anything between 1024-65536.[2]

4. Open a terminal/cmd and run telnet 192.168.1.254 9999 or the port number you just entered.

5. You should see a # and that means you are accessing the root shell now!

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Note:

1. Credit

2. Credit

   A downloadable version