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Domenico: /* Common Gateway Interface (CGI) */

2011-01-25T16:14:51Z

Common Gateway Interface (CGI)

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	Also "Telnet" or "nc" command line can be used on standard HTTP port 80:		Also "Telnet" or "nc" command line can be used on standard HTTP port 80:
	echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=~~uirreboot.html~~&~~B601~~=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| telnet 192.168.11.227 80		echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?B601=2&B602=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| telnet 192.168.11.227 80

	echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=~~uirreboot.html~~&~~B601~~=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| nc -w 6 192.168.11.227 80		echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?B601=2&B602=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| nc -w 6 192.168.11.227 80

	== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==		== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==

Domenico: /* Common Gateway Interface (CGI) */

2011-01-25T14:54:21Z

Common Gateway Interface (CGI)

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	echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=uirreboot.html&B601=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| telnet 192.168.11.227 80		echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=uirreboot.html&B601=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| telnet 192.168.11.227 80

	echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=uirreboot.html&~~SB601~~=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| nc -w 6 192.168.11.227 80		echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=uirreboot.html&B601=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| nc -w 6 192.168.11.227 80

	== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==		== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==

Domenico: /* Common Gateway Interface (CGI) */

2011-01-25T14:53:58Z

Common Gateway Interface (CGI)

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	wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"		wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"

	Also "Telnet" or "nc" command line can be used:		Also "Telnet" or "nc" command line can be used on standard HTTP port 80:
	echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=uirreboot.html&B601=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| telnet 192.168.11.227 80		echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=uirreboot.html&B601=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| telnet 192.168.11.227 80

Domenico at 14:53, 25 January 2011

2011-01-25T14:53:07Z

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	wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"		wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"

			Also "Telnet" or "nc" command line can be used:
			echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=uirreboot.html&B601=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| telnet 192.168.11.227 80

			echo -e "GET /setup.cgi?L=uirreboot.html&SB601=1 HTTP/1.1\r\n" \| nc -w 6 192.168.11.227 80

	== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==		== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==

WikiSysop: Reverted edits by Yhorebapemy (Talk) to last version by Domenico

2010-11-18T10:15:11Z

Reverted edits by Yhorebapemy (Talk) to last version by Domenico

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	>=Configuration Update=		=Configuration Update=
	The current configuration is stored in a non-volatile memory (EEPROM). The memory layout depends on the specific Firmware. If you updated the device with a new Firmware make sure to apply the “factory defaults configuration”. If you update the device with a different type of a firmware (e.g. load ABCL over the Exstreamer) make sure that you do the serial update. The current configuration can be changed via the web user interface. When hit the “Apply” button the new values are stored into the EEPROM.		The current configuration is stored in a non-volatile memory (EEPROM). The memory layout depends on the specific Firmware. If you updated the device with a new Firmware make sure to apply the “factory defaults configuration”. If you update the device with a different type of a firmware (e.g. load ABCL over the Exstreamer) make sure that you do the serial update. The current configuration can be changed via the web user interface. When hit the “Apply” button the new values are stored into the EEPROM.

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	The current configuration can also be changed using the CGI API embedded in every Barix device. This can be helpful when controlling Barix devices via automated scripts. The ''setup.cgi'' interface allows to set new configuration values over HTTP for every parameter available on the WEB user interface of the device.		The current configuration can also be changed using the CGI API embedded in every Barix device. This can be helpful when controlling Barix devices via automated scripts. The ''setup.cgi'' interface allows to set new configuration values over HTTP for every parameter available on the WEB user interface of the device.

	There are two methods of sending the configuration over HTTP: GET and POST. The method used depends on the type of the firmware. The GET method is more common, however newer versions of certain firmware use the POST method (e.g. Streaming Client version ~~>~~=2.02). Check your firmware's technical manual for more details.		There are two methods of sending the configuration over HTTP: GET and POST. The method used depends on the type of the firmware. The GET method is more common, however newer versions of certain firmware use the POST method (e.g. Streaming Client version >=2.02). Check your firmware's technical manual for more details.

	Sending the configuration from a PC is easy but the detailed usage may depend on the tool and version used on the PC server side. An example using ''GNU Wget ver.1.11.4'' with the POST method follows:		Sending the configuration from a PC is easy but the detailed usage may depend on the tool and version used on the PC server side. An example using ''GNU Wget ver.1.11.4'' with the POST method follows:

	On a device (IP 192.168.2.66) running the Streaming Client Firmware we want to set the SNMP server IP address to 192.168.2.111		On a device (IP 192.168.2.66) running the Streaming Client Firmware we want to set the SNMP server IP address to 192.168.2.111
	wget ~~"~~--post-data=B686=192&~~amp;~~B687=168&~~amp;~~B688=2&~~amp;~~B689=111&~~amp;"~~ http://192.168.2.66/setup.cgi		wget "--post-data=B686=192&B687=168&B688=2&B689=111&" http://192.168.2.66/setup.cgi
	The variable's name (e.g. B686) can be found looking in html source of the device WEB UI or in Technical Documentation of the specific Firmware.		The variable's name (e.g. B686) can be found looking in html source of the device WEB UI or in Technical Documentation of the specific Firmware.

	Example of the GET method: On a device (IP 192.168.2.67) running the ABCL Firmware we want to disable the Sonic IP		Example of the GET method: On a device (IP 192.168.2.67) running the ABCL Firmware we want to disable the Sonic IP
	wget ~~"~~http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1~~"~~		wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"



	== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==		== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==

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Yhorebapemy at 23:53, 17 November 2010

2010-11-17T23:53:28Z

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	=Configuration Update=		>=Configuration Update=
	The current configuration is stored in a non-volatile memory (EEPROM). The memory layout depends on the specific Firmware. If you updated the device with a new Firmware make sure to apply the “factory defaults configuration”. If you update the device with a different type of a firmware (e.g. load ABCL over the Exstreamer) make sure that you do the serial update. The current configuration can be changed via the web user interface. When hit the “Apply” button the new values are stored into the EEPROM.		The current configuration is stored in a non-volatile memory (EEPROM). The memory layout depends on the specific Firmware. If you updated the device with a new Firmware make sure to apply the “factory defaults configuration”. If you update the device with a different type of a firmware (e.g. load ABCL over the Exstreamer) make sure that you do the serial update. The current configuration can be changed via the web user interface. When hit the “Apply” button the new values are stored into the EEPROM.

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	The current configuration can also be changed using the CGI API embedded in every Barix device. This can be helpful when controlling Barix devices via automated scripts. The ''setup.cgi'' interface allows to set new configuration values over HTTP for every parameter available on the WEB user interface of the device.		The current configuration can also be changed using the CGI API embedded in every Barix device. This can be helpful when controlling Barix devices via automated scripts. The ''setup.cgi'' interface allows to set new configuration values over HTTP for every parameter available on the WEB user interface of the device.

	There are two methods of sending the configuration over HTTP: GET and POST. The method used depends on the type of the firmware. The GET method is more common, however newer versions of certain firmware use the POST method (e.g. Streaming Client version >=2.02). Check your firmware's technical manual for more details.		There are two methods of sending the configuration over HTTP: GET and POST. The method used depends on the type of the firmware. The GET method is more common, however newer versions of certain firmware use the POST method (e.g. Streaming Client version >=2.02). Check your firmware's technical manual for more details.

	Sending the configuration from a PC is easy but the detailed usage may depend on the tool and version used on the PC server side. An example using ''GNU Wget ver.1.11.4'' with the POST method follows:		Sending the configuration from a PC is easy but the detailed usage may depend on the tool and version used on the PC server side. An example using ''GNU Wget ver.1.11.4'' with the POST method follows:

	On a device (IP 192.168.2.66) running the Streaming Client Firmware we want to set the SNMP server IP address to 192.168.2.111		On a device (IP 192.168.2.66) running the Streaming Client Firmware we want to set the SNMP server IP address to 192.168.2.111
	wget "--post-data=B686=192&B687=168&B688=2&B689=111&" http://192.168.2.66/setup.cgi		wget "--post-data=B686=192&B687=168&B688=2&B689=111&" http://192.168.2.66/setup.cgi
	The variable's name (e.g. B686) can be found looking in html source of the device WEB UI or in Technical Documentation of the specific Firmware.		The variable's name (e.g. B686) can be found looking in html source of the device WEB UI or in Technical Documentation of the specific Firmware.

	Example of the GET method: On a device (IP 192.168.2.67) running the ABCL Firmware we want to disable the Sonic IP		Example of the GET method: On a device (IP 192.168.2.67) running the ABCL Firmware we want to disable the Sonic IP
	wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"		wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"



	== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==		== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==

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Domenico at 19:11, 11 December 2009

2009-12-11T19:11:06Z

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	wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"		wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"

	== [[Default ~~Settings~~ Customization]] ==

			== [[Default Configuration Customization]] ==

Domenico at 19:09, 11 December 2009

2009-12-11T19:09:56Z

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	Example of the GET method: On a device (IP 192.168.2.67) running the ABCL Firmware we want to disable the Sonic IP		Example of the GET method: On a device (IP 192.168.2.67) running the ABCL Firmware we want to disable the Sonic IP
	wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"		wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"

			== [[Default Settings Customization]] ==

Brain: /* Common Gateway Interface (CGI) */

2009-03-30T08:41:38Z

Common Gateway Interface (CGI)

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:41, 30 March 2009
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	The current configuration can also be changed using the CGI API embedded in every Barix device. This can be helpful when controlling Barix devices via automated scripts. The ''setup.cgi'' interface allows to set new configuration values over HTTP for every parameter available on the WEB user interface of the device.		The current configuration can also be changed using the CGI API embedded in every Barix device. This can be helpful when controlling Barix devices via automated scripts. The ''setup.cgi'' interface allows to set new configuration values over HTTP for every parameter available on the WEB user interface of the device.

	There are two methods of sending the configuration over HTTP. GET and POST. The method depends on the type of the firmware. The GET method is more common, however newer versions of certain firmware use the POST method (e.g. Streaming Client version >=2.02). Check your firmware's technical manual for more details.		There are two methods of sending the configuration over HTTP: GET and POST. The method used depends on the type of the firmware. The GET method is more common, however newer versions of certain firmware use the POST method (e.g. Streaming Client version >=2.02). Check your firmware's technical manual for more details.

	Sending the configuration from a PC is easy but the detailed usage may depend on the tool and version used on the PC server side. An example using ''GNU Wget ver.1.11.4'' with the POST method follows:		Sending the configuration from a PC is easy but the detailed usage may depend on the tool and version used on the PC server side. An example using ''GNU Wget ver.1.11.4'' with the POST method follows:

Brain: /* Common Gateway Interface (CGI) */

2009-03-30T08:41:10Z

Common Gateway Interface (CGI)

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:41, 30 March 2009
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	==Common Gateway Interface (CGI)==		==Common Gateway Interface (CGI)==
	The current configuration can also be changed using the CGI API embedded in every Barix devices. The ~~GET method~~ allows to set new configuration values for every ~~variable~~ available on the WEB user interface of the device. The method is easy but the detailed usage may depend on the tool and version used on the PC server side. ~~Here following is an~~ example using ''GNU Wget ver.1.11.4'':		The current configuration can also be changed using the CGI API embedded in every Barix device. This can be helpful when controlling Barix devices via automated scripts. The ''setup.cgi'' interface allows to set new configuration values over HTTP for every parameter available on the WEB user interface of the device.

			There are two methods of sending the configuration over HTTP. GET and POST. The method depends on the type of the firmware. The GET method is more common, however newer versions of certain firmware use the POST method (e.g. Streaming Client version >=2.02). Check your firmware's technical manual for more details.

			Sending the configuration from a PC is easy but the detailed usage may depend on the tool and version used on the PC server side. An example using ''GNU Wget ver.1.11.4'' with the POST method follows:

	On a device (IP 192.168.2.66) running the Streaming Client Firmware we want to set the SNMP server IP address to 192.168.2.111		On a device (IP 192.168.2.66) running the Streaming Client Firmware we want to set the SNMP server IP address to 192.168.2.111
	wget "--post-data=B686=192&B687=168&B688=2&B689=111&" http ://192.168.2.66/setup.cgi		wget "--post-data=B686=192&B687=168&B688=2&B689=111&" http://192.168.2.66/setup.cgi
	The variable's name (e.g. B686) can be found looking in html source of the device WEB UI or in Technical Documentation of the specific Firmware.		The variable's name (e.g. B686) can be found looking in html source of the device WEB UI or in Technical Documentation of the specific Firmware.

			Example of the GET method: On a device (IP 192.168.2.67) running the ABCL Firmware we want to disable the Sonic IP
			wget "http://192.168.2.67/setup.cgi?B198b7=1"