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# Netgear Configuration There are several models available with CLI management via telnet (port 60000). To enable telnet configure device with web interface and set 'Maintenance > Troubleshooting > Remote Diagnostics' to 'enable'. All devices behave like one of the following: ## Older models ```text Connected to 192.168.3.201. (GS748Tv4) Applying Interface configuration, please wait ...admin Password:******** (GS748Tv4) >enable Password: (GS748Tv4) #terminal length 0 (GS748Tv4) #show running-config ``` ## Newer models ```text Connected to 172.0.3.203. User:admin Password:******** (GS724Tv4) >enable (GS724Tv4) #terminal length 0 (GS724Tv4) #show running-config ``` The main differences are: * the prompt for username is different (looks quite strange for older models) * enable password * the older model prompts for enable password and it expects empty string * the newer model does not prompt for enable password at all Configuration for older/newer models: make sure you have defined variable 'enable': * `'true'` for newer models * `''` empty string: for older models One possible configuration: ## oxidized config ```yaml source: default: csv csv: file: "/home/oxidized/.config/oxidized/router.db" delimiter: !ruby/regexp /:/ map: name: 0 model: 1 username: 2 password: 3 vars_map: enable: 4 telnet_port: 5 ``` ## router.db ```text switchOldFW:netgear:admin:adminpw::60000 switchNewFW:netgear:admin:adminpw:true:60000 ``` Another approach to set parameters: ## oxidized config ```yaml netgear: vars: enable: true telnet_port: 60000 ``` [Reference](https://github.com/ytti/oxidized/pull/1268) Back to [Model-Notes](README.md)
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