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chiffshinz
Aspirant
Jan 31, 2017
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Control R6100 via Command Line Interface

As said in the title, I would like to do some tasks via a CLI. In the manual I wasn't able to find any information about a Command Line feature. Does this mean there is no such feature?

  • StephenB's avatar
    StephenB
    Jan 31, 2017

    I've never seen any documentation for this.  But you could perhaps take a wireshark trace, and see what the browser sends when you enable/disable wifi.  There might be some other settings in the mix that you'd also need to re-send.  

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  • What are you trying to do?  Are you familiar with Linux?

    • chiffshinz's avatar
      chiffshinz
      Aspirant

      Thanks for the response :)

       

      I want to host a website which is available over the internet which contains a button for setting the wireless on and off.

      The idea is, that family & me can set the wifi on and off from our mobile phones over cellular data.

       

      The server is connected to the router. My only problem now is, that I want to execute a script against the router when this button is pressed.

       

      I'm familiar with web technologies and security and also unix systems.

       

      Hope that this clarifies some things.

       

       

       

      • StephenB's avatar
        StephenB
        Guru

        I've never seen any documentation for this.  But you could perhaps take a wireshark trace, and see what the browser sends when you enable/disable wifi.  There might be some other settings in the mix that you'd also need to re-send.  

  • Yeah I think I'll stick to that.
    I already investigated the initial request wich has basic http authentication realm. I was able to replicate the request and got a response from the router.
    I also found out, that my Router supports the Genie App which communicates via SOAP. Maybe I could also do it that way and implememt further functionalities much easier and less painfull.
    Anyways, thank you guys for the fast responses.
    Cheers.