(18-07-2014, 09:52 PM)ricktendo Wrote: You may have to install net snmp
Thank you, yes I had installed net-snmp. But for whatever reason it didn't "jell" with IP Full 1.6. Today I restored the PC to an earlier date and started over fresh. IP Full 1.6 does seem to work now. I can check the modem is factory by running the command snmpget -v2c -c public 192.168.100.1 1.3.6.1.4.1.1166.1.19.4.1.0, I now get a correct text string reply which is supposed to indicate that it's in Factory mode. BUT, when I run the IP Full - upload certs menu. Everything seems to want to work. However, I still get a warning that factory mode isn't activated (I am sure it is). So uploading certs this way seems to not (want to) work.
I have also tried the "Factory mode Tool", this tool also reports that setting and resetting factory mode is being done successfully.
So now I have to try to find a way of uploading the certs manually, I am guessing this is possible. More searching is needed I guess. Thanks for the input, in fact you were correct. At least I have made a half step forward now that "error 'snmpset' is not recognized" has gone away. Cheers.