I noticed that the device says it has a certificate installed. I'm assuming this is what's used to authenticate/decrypt the .xml config file the device is trying to load. If that's the case, then the configs are likely signed with a key unique to vonage, and that pretty much ends that direction. I think that will likely prevent the loading of some generic, yet properly compiled config file, since it won't be signed by vonage's key.
Besides the PAP2 provided by vonage (and which we all here are trying to unlock) I also have a PAP2-NA, that was provided by my local VoIP provider, and which I've reset once with the RESET# command (no password asked). That, indeed reseted the unit, was able to make it into the admin pages. And it also has the Client Certificate:Installed thing. This unit doesnt download any particular configuration. It's just configured by hand using SIP proxy, user & password.
By the way, let's suppose I want to cancel my account with Vonage. My credit card is "broken" (doesn't allow any charges). Vonage tries to charge me $40 disconnection fee.. And it cant do it... What happens then? Does Vonage like sue you to obtain the money? or just nothing happens at all and you just keep a useless pap2 ?
Naw, that's not really possible...but I wouldn't be surpised if there were some "backdoor" somewhere in the http interface.
Still stumped....
Isn't there a way to trick the .htaccess file inside this thing to allow access to the /admin directory? That's how the authentication works, doesn't it?
s suppose I want to cancel my account with Vonage. My
It's likely that they'll refer you to a collections agency: Vonage may or may not report the debt as unpaid to your credit report, then "sell" the debt to a collection agency, who then makes it their task to cajole, harrass and threaten you till you decide to pay up. If you have a strong will and don't mind a bad mark on your credit rating, then have at. :)
For me, it's not worth the hassle. If I ever cancel my Vonage service, they can have their useless PAP2 back.
Hi All, I just read this one on the net, I do not have one handy to try. Would someone willing to try and post the results. Thanks.
UPDATE Well it appers that Vonage let ~some~ info slip this morning around
5am. The master reset is "73738" and the password is "7756112". for those of you who don't know what a master rest is (and all tose who have e-mailed me insted of trying the codes), it ONLY resets the unit BACK to the ORIGNAL factory settings. DON'T e-mail me with "your code didden't unlock my unit".. The next person who sends me an e-mail like that is going to get blasted!!!
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