[MUD_Wizard]

Originally Posted by mmm

Thanks that calculator is very useful, but I suspect they have only implemented the functions they currently need, I couldn't find anything interesting, such as power for each individual upstream or error rates before/after correction.

That's the idea ; that you don't find anything interesting.

Correctables and uncorrectables are there but accessed via a different stardardised OID.

You may think that there are very limited functions via SNMP from your viewpoint, but modern Arris models now employ public key cryptographic security to encrypt/decrypt most SNMP traffic outside the standard router status stuff. So most not as easy as just walking.

Getting past the authentication system is your first challenge.

Originally Posted by mmm

I think it just shows they use a design tool that spews out the compressed jquery stuff to reduce transfer bytes - just not intended to be human readable.

No, you're looking at standard minified JQuery libraries, as used by most websites and hosted on the internet. The Arris code isn't minified and is hand-written. I wasn't talking about the standard libraries when I mentioned obfuscation. You haven't got that far yet.