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question about certs - doctor - 03-05-2017
can someone tell me if certs always remain the same ? I mean if i have a copy of certs before a modem is activated is it still going to be the same after the modem is been provisioned ?
RE: question about certs - drewmerc - 04-05-2017
its rare but they can change, reasons being certs have an expiry date so they need updating, other reason the root signing key leaks
RE: question about certs - McAdams - 09-05-2017
YMMV as ISP set internal policies and OEM recommendation are referential.
RE: question about certs - occalifornia - 24-05-2017
(03-05-2017, 07:10 PM)doctor Wrote: can someone tell me if certs always remain the same ? I mean if i have a copy of certs before a modem is activated is it still going to be the same after the modem is been provisioned ?
If you want an exact clone of the modem post-provision, you should clone it after it's been provisioned. Certs and other data may change.
RE: question about certs - doctor - 25-05-2017
cm info changes whenever you bring it to a new node now, before it was never like that. If my friend brings a cm to my place and i dump it before i connect the coax i get a dump from his area once i connect the coax and then do a dump and do a compare theres all sorts of differences. Is this what you call Geo tagging?
RE: question about certs - occalifornia - 25-05-2017
(25-05-2017, 01:49 AM)doctor Wrote: cm info changes whenever you bring it to a new node now, before it was never like that. If my friend brings a cm to my place and i dump it before i connect the coax i get a dump from his area once i connect the coax and then do a dump and do a compare theres all sorts of differences. Is this what you call Geo tagging?
That's essentially what I just said.
Security has always varied by location, ISP, and the amount of Theft of Service in the region.
ISP's generally maintain location information on a modem (MAC/Serial) on the backend. It makes it easier to reference for other network functions.
RE: question about certs - doctor - 25-05-2017
I just finish reading some posts, damn your under fire. I had some arguments with you but this guy(s) just crossed the line. I guess a war has begun hopefully it doesnt spill into innocent threads.
RE: question about certs - occalifornia - 25-05-2017
(25-05-2017, 04:08 AM)doctor Wrote: I just finish reading some posts, damn your under fire. I had some arguments with you but this guy(s) just crossed the line. I guess a war has begun hopefully it doesnt spill into innocent threads.
lol it was pretty funny to be honest. i had fun. some people don't think rationally and have different morals. like i said there, i'm still gonna post ToS.
