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Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - nnnzzznnn - 18-08-2013
Hi,
I don't know if I'm doing it worn but I need help.
I have TWC and I want to scan for cerificates what range shoudl i put?
I already put 10.40.0.0 to 10.40.255.255 with port 161 and 162. I have no certificate.
I tried also 10.41.0.0 but same result.
I read about snmp but I don't know how.
did I miss something?
I live in NY and I don't know the range. how to obtain the right range?
Thank you for your help
RE: Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - ABMJR - 18-08-2013
What are you trying to do? Explain...
RE: Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - latech - 18-08-2013
what city you are?
RE: Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - nnnzzznnn - 19-08-2013
First of all, I would like to thank you for your quick response.
City of Brooklyn.
I'm trying to use fastcert to obtain certificate to upload it to Motorolla SB5101.
but I'm unable to do so because I'm always getting no cert available when I run fastcert program.
I'm not sure what I'm missing.
I don't know the range to use.
I put the following:
Community String (public) - Thread (800) Retries (2) - Timeout (2) - the port 161 and 162 - the range 10.41.0.0 to 10.41.255.255.
How to find the right range????
Thanks agian.
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RE: Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - keeepintgansta - 19-08-2013
(19-08-2013, 12:43 AM)nnnzzznnn Wrote: First of all, I would like to thank you for your quick response.
City of Brooklyn.
I'm trying to use fastcert to obtain certificate to upload it to Motorolla SB5101.
but I'm unable to do so because I'm always getting no cert available when I run fastcert program.
I'm not sure what I'm missing.
I don't know the range to use.
I put the following:
Community String (public) - Thread (800) Retries (2) - Timeout (2) - the port 161 and 162 - the range 10.41.0.0 to 10.41.255.255.
How to find the right range????
Thanks agian.
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TWC has blocked the scanning of certs a long time ago. That I know of, it is not possible to scan any longer.
RE: Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - ABMJR - 19-08-2013
You dont have the private string and we no longer explain how to do this as it would be Publicly abused...
RE: Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - davidle - 19-08-2013
(19-08-2013, 03:17 AM)ABMJR Wrote: You dont have the private string and we no longer explain how to do this as it would be Publicly abused...can you please sent me one thanks
RE: Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - nnnzzznnn - 19-08-2013
ABMJR,
I don't need instruction. I just need the IP range. How to obtain the private string??
Can you help me privately?
Thank you for your help.
RE: Unable to obtain a certificate using fastcert - keeepintgansta - 20-08-2013
even with the private string, it doesn't work. Stopped working as soon as cmts filters were put in place to prevent one modem from speaking to another on the network.