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Magic uneraser 3.1 key [thetazzzz]. Hi everybody! It’s been a while. Unfortunately this time around I have no clever hack nor good news. About a year a go I decided to change my ISP following one with a much better offer. After signing the request for transfer I was presented the option to select modem for my new connection. If you are change averse like me you can probably predict the dialog: -ISP: So when do you want us to deliver the new modem?

-Me: Oh thank you very much but there is no need for that I have my -ISP: Well you can do as you as wish but you have to know that your home phone will not work because we are switching you to VOIP and your modem does not have VOIP support. -Me: So can I purchase a modem/router of my selection? -ISP: Of course you can but standard of the shelf modem wil not be compatible with our VOIP service. Only __our__ equipment is compatible with __our__ VOIP service. -Me: So -ISP: Pretty much yeah. But at least you don’t have to pay for the trap^H^H^H^H modem. Actually the last two lines never happened but you get the feeling.

So what was the actual modem delivered to me? You guessed it – or at least you pay attention to the titles of the articles you read. It was a an update of the venerable ZTE-H108NS. I thought that it was great – I could hack my way through a temporary obstacle. Just a setback that it would lead to an more enjoyable blog series.

Unfortunately it didn’t pan out. The modem as it was delivered from the new ISP was already pre-configured and locked down.

• No admin account • No capability to save/restore firmware • No capability to save/restore settings • TR069 already enabled – the modem was controlled by my ISP for all intents and purposes. Furthermore the official link I posted above advertises DLNA capabilities but the damn thing didn’t even have a USB port. From where it would serve multimedia content beats me. That was the final straw for me. I went and bought a router and installed on it. Never looked back and never felt any regret for this decision but this is a topic for another post.