Solucionario Askeland 6 Edicion [PATCHED]

On the router test page, choose your country, and enter the IP address of your computer into the http server test field: When you click Apply, you'll see something very interesting: You'll notice that your router's IP address displayed shows as http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80/! Even if you don't worry about it, you should pay attention to the IP address. In fact, it's probably more important than you think. If your IP address isn't http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80/, then you may have a problem.

Now click LAN, hit the Save button, and you’re ready to send a UPnP request. Next, we make a PUT request to http://127.0.0.1:80/ to obtain the current firmware version. Notice that the response message is a short Go Away message instead of the 300 Line/Try again line we saw before.

Click “Port Forwarding” and the Port Forwarding manager pops up: To port forward a particular service, simply look for the service you wish to forward, click on it, and select which interface you wish to forward requests to. The default interface is typically the loopback interface. For example, let’s say you want to access the firmware update application on serial port 9 (ttyS1).

Now we need to tell the router which to forward the requests. In the forward “port” field, we enter 9600. Note that the router is sending out requests encoded in the telnet format. Therefore, it’s also a good idea to use the “Encoding” field tool to change the telnet format from UUencode to escape. Lastly, using the “Local port” field, enter 3128, the port of the serial port. d2c66b5586