Jio Fiber Modem Router Details (Serial log, ways to achieve Bridge mode etc) #2
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Is it possible to change the router PPPoE config now? |
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Thanks ill check it out.
…On Fri, 7 May, 2021, 11:15 am Fawaz Ahmed, ***@***.***> wrote:
few guys at here <https://broadbandforum.co/t/198869/> were able to setup
bridge mode, I never tried that though
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Can we unlock jio router to use with other PPPoE providers
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@fawazahmed0 <https://github.com/fawazahmed0> ok. after i posted to you,
i created a new repo https://github.com/test2a/JioFiberautomation and
started work via python selenium. i am first planning to update ipv6
addresses in firewall. if that is done, then i might start with others
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Ohh shit then it's quite hard... If we had the hash of the password we cud
keep it to crack on a cloud rdp.
…On Sun, 23 May, 2021, 12:03 am Fawaz Ahmed, ***@***.***> wrote:
yeah, you can try modifying the script to support wordlist, but I don't
think it will work, because they(isp providers) doesn't use simple
dictionary passwords, rather they use random generated passwords
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Hi, I was playing with the Jio ONT today and started searching google with keywords from the serial log. "7528DRAMC" led me to this repo. I don't think it is possible to get the root password, it will be some random alphanumeric key as you have mentioned. However, I had another plan. I was thinking to use another 3rd part GPON ONT. I have used TPlink ONT and noticed that it is going to O5 state. I think if we can get the Jio ONT serial number (that is not mentioned anywhere on the ONT/box, I think they have intentionally made it a secret), we can set that serial number on the TPLink ONT, and the authentication will succeed. For that, we need some ISP local partner who has GPON OLT and enough knowledge to somehow get the serial number after connecting Jio ONT to the OLT which he/she controls. |
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Also if someone needs the name of the major ICs used:
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Recently, jio was blocking/slowing different apps/websites for me(by sniffing dns etc), to overcome that you can use this: |
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binwalk extract of firmware https://github.com/fawazahmed0/Jio-fiber-Modem/releases/download/v1.2/squashfs-root.zip |
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passwd.txt tty console user & password might be: root password hash(takens from /usr/etc/passwd of firmware): |
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This was shared by Guide to Get JioFiber Router's dbglogs (Tested on JCO4032 with Firmware SRCMTF1_JCO4032_R2.26) by Ankal Pal Install openssl and add to Environment Variables for direct CLI Access
openssl aes-128-cbc -d -kfile "server.key" -in "reliance-dbglog-enc.tgz" -out "reliance-dbglog.tgz"
Use DB Browser (SQLITE) to open the files with .db extensions... The most interesting file is system.db as it contains WiFi Passwords and also the Router Web Configurations and the TR-069 Configurations (but the TR-069 Password is encrypted by some unknown algorithm which Idk.. You can decompile the Shared Object (Compiled C Program) file squashfs-root/pfrm2.0/lib/lua/5.1/passwdSecureLib.so and if you find anything please do share with me at https://t.me/itsyourap |
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Enable FTP and disable TR-069 in Jio Router by modifying backup configuration file: Install openssl and add to Environment Variables for direct CLI Access
You can block TR-069 by changing: Change and you can also enable or disable other options in config file.
You should now have FTP enabled, TR-069 disabled/blocked. Note: FTP username will be admin & password will be your admin password. Thanks to @itsyourap for this guide. |
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I have found quite a lot about the JioFiber ONT Gateway and uploaded all my findings to my repository : https://github.com/itsyourap/JioFiber-Home-Gateway Please check. |
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Updated My GitHub repository regarding how to get root access via Telnet (without even using Serial). Please check! |
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is there a way to know the voip settings of jio fiber if yes please let me know |
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Thanks for the detailed update, any change with jio guys or their router for bridge mode? or this is the only way out till date.Any thirdparty router which supports jio. What is the password? only way is to do dictionary/Brute attack in serial console ? |
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Hi, can you check or send me the help command list weather I have any method to re-enable it from bootloader. On the other hand ssh can log into vty but require second password for shell, which I don't know. |
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I stumbled upon this searching for some of the unique file names in my router here in Thailand. It seems they use a very similar setup, except all the user/pass are plain text. Maybe some of them are the same for your Modems? My guess is at least the console one is the same. Try these: <FtpEntry Active="No" ftp_username="admin" ftp_passwd="skyworth" ftp_port="21" />
<ConsoleEntry Active="Yes" console_username="admin" console_passwd="$!%^kyw0rth" />
<TR64Entry/>
<Entry0 Active="Yes" username="superadmin" web_passwd="72af*9F-_-Ck!c@" display_mask="FF FF FF FF FF BF FF FF FF" pwd_control="1" Logged="0" LoginIp="192.168.1.36" Logoff="1" />
<TelnetEntry Active="No" telnet_username="admin" telnet_passwd="$O(Li0_o)$!%^" telnet_port="22666" />
<FtpEntry Active="No" ftp_username="admin" ftp_passwd="skyworth" ftp_port="21" /> |
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I have a device with Same CPU en7528, were you able to get the bootloader password? |
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Try these: |
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Guys, what's the current and working way to achieve the bridged mode on JCOW414? (Firmware R2.57) |
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Is there anyway to flash openwrt to it?? |
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Did anyone managed to use any of the JF Ont's to work on EPON OLT? or even for GPON? |
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The reliance.reliance login which prevents us from accessing the full root powers, username: root , password was someone able to crack it? |
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I have a JCO4032 ONT model... I have tried a hell lot of things and havent been able to enable ftp/smb or get root access |
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Hello everyone, Has anyone installed OpenWrt on JioRouter? Would you please mind sharing the steps that need to be followed? |
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Guys I just tried out openwrt on the Jc4032 and have wifi and ethernet also working, its possible to install openwrt on this thing!! even I have only tried to ramboot till now, after poking around with the dts files, firmware files, I was able to get most things working. I will flashing the router with openwrt, discuss the results and release the files later! |
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Can anyone having JC04032 with root access dump all the mtd partitions here! I might have erased mine while working on some things (even though I had a backup, which I somehow deleted) Thanks! |




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In the Name of God, Forgiving & Merciful
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Details:
Processor:
Econet en751221 (MediaTek)(MIPS)
**IP:**192.168.29.1
Serial Pinout:

Serial Speed 115200
Serial/root User Password:
user: root
pass: (Someone Has to get it)
root password hash(takens from /usr/etc/passwd of firmware):
root:$1$Bs7AbXc3$5ES9/qevksgaht3meFpak1:0:0:root:/:/bin/sh
Someone Have to get the root password by either:
Performing dictionary/Brute attack in serial console to get the password (I made a script to do that:
https://github.com/fawazahmed0/Jio-fiber-Modem/blob/main/serial%20password%20cracker.js
But it's not fast, around 18-20 password tries/minute , also I have to add little more code to perform dict attack
Also there is one more repo that could crack password, but I haven't tried it, https://github.com/ananace/serial_crack
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or
Get JIO fiber router firmware, mount it to get the password or hash
Serial log:
Benefits of Root/Serial Access:
Many benefits, including bridging mode support etc, which will start working when you login as root user (I got to know from some chinese forum about it, use chrome translate to view the links , https://wzq.io/2018/12/11/%e5%8c%97%e4%ba%ac%e8%81%94%e9%80%9a%e5%85%89%e7%8c%abG-140W-UD%e8%b6%85%e7%ba%a7%e7%ae%a1%e7%90%86%e5%91%98%e7%a0%b4%e8%a7%a3%e5%8f%8a%e6%94%b9%e6%a1%a5%e6%8e%a5/
https://www.right.com.cn/forum/thread-374907-1-1.html
https://89lg.cn/16.html
), disabling Remote access by ISP(TR-069) etc
Router similar to:
Similar to TP-Link VR1200v/SyRotech SY-GPON-1110-WDONT
Bell G-140W-UD (newer version)
Unicom G-140W-UD
Person who got WAN IP with bridge mode(but no internet)(Thanks to u/Countlesshrs@reddit for sharing this, I haven't tried looking future into this, but will look into it, when I get some free time):
https://broadbandforum.co/t/198869/page-16#post-1500544
Bypass Jio DNS sniffing:
The below app will make your internet run faster and also all the websites will open without any issue.
Here's the link: https://1.1.1.1/
Firmware for JCOW414:
https://github.com/fawazahmed0/Jio-fiber-Modem/tree/main/Firmware
binwalk extract:
https://github.com/fawazahmed0/Jio-fiber-Modem/releases/download/v1.2/32.bit.MIPS.Little.Endian.binary
https://github.com/fawazahmed0/Jio-fiber-Modem/releases/download/v1.2/squashfs-root.zip
ref: https://embeddedbits.org/reverse-engineering-router-firmware-with-binwalk/
TTY username: admin
tty pass: 1234
(I haven't tested)
Other information:
see the files
https://github.com/fawazahmed0/Jio-fiber-Modem
BSNL/Generic GEPON modem teardown fawazahmed0/Generic-GEPON-Modem#2
Posted about this discussion:
https://www.reddit.com/r/india/comments/l8az4t/jio_fiber_modem_router_details_serial_log_ways_to/
https://techenclave.com/threads/jio-fiber-modem-router-teardown-details-serial-log-ways-to-achieve-bridge-mode-etc.196527/
https://broadbandforum.co/t/207698/
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