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 ====== Networking Hardware ====== ====== Networking Hardware ======
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 +Devices meant for managing and controlling a network. This does not include modems or routers; see [[eop:office_electronics:routers_and_modems|Routers and Modems]] for this. These devices, unlike the aforementioned routers, will run a large variety of architectures. SuperH, ARM, x86, and MIPS are just some of the potential CPUs, while OSes will vary from Linux variants, BSD variants, DOS variants, and more.
  
 ===== Armish-based devices ===== ===== Armish-based devices =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (ARM) === +==== Operating Systems (ARM) ==== 
- +=== OpenBSD ===
-== OpenBSD == +
 >It is intended to support a variety of rather similar ARM-based machines >It is intended to support a variety of rather similar ARM-based machines
  
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 ===== Connected Data Transporter ===== ===== Connected Data Transporter =====
  
-=== Operating Systems === +==== Operating Systems ==== 
- +=== Linux ===
-== Linux == +
 >gain persistent root access after hooking up your UART adapter and hijacking kernel init >gain persistent root access after hooking up your UART adapter and hijacking kernel init
  
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 ===== CruiseLAN Access Points ===== ===== CruiseLAN Access Points =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (AMD 386SX-40) === +==== Operating Systems (AMD 386SX-40) ==== 
- +=== DR-DOS ===
-== DR-DOS == +
 >I plugged it back in and it boots! It's running DR-DOS >I plugged it back in and it boots! It's running DR-DOS
  
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-== Emulation Nest == +=== Emulation Nest ===
 This device runs an operating system which is known to emulate various devices with EOPs. See the [[eop:operating_systems:conventional:dos|DOS]] page. This device runs an operating system which is known to emulate various devices with EOPs. See the [[eop:operating_systems:conventional:dos|DOS]] page.
  
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 ===== Fluke EtherScope Analyzer ===== ===== Fluke EtherScope Analyzer =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (Marvell ARM LUPXA255A0 C400/PXA255) === +==== Operating Systems (Marvell ARM LUPXA255A0 C400/PXA255) ==== 
- +=== Linux? ===
-== Linux? == +
 Even the guy in the video isn’t entirely sure, but this appears to run Linux, considering there’s references to it all over the place. Whether it can be hacked and unlocked, however, is a different question entirely… also, it has a web browser Even the guy in the video isn’t entirely sure, but this appears to run Linux, considering there’s references to it all over the place. Whether it can be hacked and unlocked, however, is a different question entirely… also, it has a web browser
  
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 ===== Google OnHub ===== ===== Google OnHub =====
  
-=== Operating Systems === +==== Operating Systems ==== 
- +=== Root access ===
-== Root access == +
 >Remove the hidden screw under your OnHub to access the hidden "Developer Mode" switch >Remove the hidden screw under your OnHub to access the hidden "Developer Mode" switch
  
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 ===== I-ODATA NAS series ===== ===== I-ODATA NAS series =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (Super-H 4) === +==== Operating Systems (Super-H 4) ==== 
- +=== NetBSD ===
-== NetBSD == +
 >UHDL-160U and UHDL-300U (May be found in USA) >UHDL-160U and UHDL-300U (May be found in USA)
  
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-== OpenBSD == +=== OpenBSD ===
 >OpenBSD/landisk is the 1st OpenBSD port to a Hitachi/Renesas SH-4 based machine >OpenBSD/landisk is the 1st OpenBSD port to a Hitachi/Renesas SH-4 based machine
  
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 ===== Lexmark N2050 Wi-Fi Card/Server ===== ===== Lexmark N2050 Wi-Fi Card/Server =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (???) === +==== Operating Systems (???) ==== 
- +=== Linux + Busybox ===
-== Linux + Busybox == +
 >You now are root user in the N2050. >You now are root user in the N2050.
  
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 ===== Netgear WN3000RP ===== ===== Netgear WN3000RP =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (MIPS?) === +==== Operating Systems (MIPS?) ==== 
- +=== OpenWRT ===
-== OpenWRT == +
 >a telnet daemon can be launched by executing '/usr/sbin/telnetd &' >a telnet daemon can be launched by executing '/usr/sbin/telnetd &'
  
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 ===== QNAP TS-131 ===== ===== QNAP TS-131 =====
  
-=== Operating Systems === +==== Operating Systems ==== 
- +=== Linux ===
-== Linux == +
 >This service is vulnerable to a command injection vulnerability resulting in remote cmd execution >This service is vulnerable to a command injection vulnerability resulting in remote cmd execution
  
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 ===== Smoothwall ??? Switch ===== ===== Smoothwall ??? Switch =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (something x86-64) === +==== Operating Systems (something x86-64) ==== 
- +=== Various OSes (+Doom) ===
-== Various OSes (+Doom) == +
 >install HDD, spam F2 on boot, install any OS you like (Mac, Windows, Linux, BSD, etc) >install HDD, spam F2 on boot, install any OS you like (Mac, Windows, Linux, BSD, etc)
  
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 ===== Sonus SBC 1000 Gateway ===== ===== Sonus SBC 1000 Gateway =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (x86?) === +==== Operating Systems (x86?) ==== 
- +=== Emulation Nest ===
-== Emulation Nest == +
 This device runs an operating system which is known to emulate various devices with EOPs. See the [[eop:operating_systems:conventional:dos|DOS]] page. This device runs an operating system which is known to emulate various devices with EOPs. See the [[eop:operating_systems:conventional:dos|DOS]] page.
  
-== WinNT, XP, Win10, DOS, etc. == +=== WinNT, XP, Win10, DOS, etc. ===
 The function of this is hard to classify, but in essence, it is a low-power device meant for accessing a host machine using VoIP sessions. Even though it’s normally meant to be used headless, there is a VGA output available on it’s front. Using this and a USB drive, one can install various OSes on this, while playing games such as DOOM and MS Flight Simulator. The function of this is hard to classify, but in essence, it is a low-power device meant for accessing a host machine using VoIP sessions. Even though it’s normally meant to be used headless, there is a VGA output available on it’s front. Using this and a USB drive, one can install various OSes on this, while playing games such as DOOM and MS Flight Simulator.
  
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 ===== Western Digital MyCloud ===== ===== Western Digital MyCloud =====
  
-=== Operating Systems (???) === +==== Operating Systems (???) ==== 
- +=== Linux ===
-== Linux == +
 >a series of network attached storage devices >a series of network attached storage devices
  
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