yup...i totally agree with u that it will still invite potential danger by enabling the remote management but TM have their justification to do so...my previous suggestion was to have the risk of potential intrusion slimmer...the best that can be done is to find a solution that could satisfy both parties, security for users, convenience for TM...they will need to crack their heads...hehehe...

congrat nice work bro...

this is very alarming..my concern is if they can trace what the user download off the net..

They already do that

isn't that the main purpose of a backdoor?

Edit:
I got my username and pass....

This post has been edited by ariff02: Jun 30 2010, 03:56 PM

i juz set up my unifi...the guy never disclosed the 192.168.0.1 username n password to me ..
they only gave me the wireless password ..

anyone wat is the router username n password or not ?

username is admin, password is blank

admin and blank---> cannot be login? how? i hv tried many times

Is unifi server down for now???

no la , y? I'm using unifi and replying you.. lols

You should have gotten a quick start paper with the Dlink router, the username and password is on it.

What is on the quickstart paper is only for the user "admin". This user is a fake admin account. The real admin account was posted by Rizvanrp a couple of pages back. You can check it out there. Or alternatively, you can check out his website.

I just got my Unifi a few days. My DIR-615 has firmware version 7.05. I have been trying to find the page to disable the Wi-Fi radio because I only use the RJ45 ports.

Do the earlier versions have the disable Wi-Fi option? Or is there such an option in 7.05?

Untick that to disable the WiFi radio

No SSID means Wi-Fi disabled? That interface is not very intuitive isn't it?

With Bluetooth, you may hide the name, but that doesn't disable the bluetooth radio, and gadgets may still connect to it.

But I guess disabling a name is different from not broadcasting a name, so you may be right. Unless I have one of those keychain Wi-Fi detectors and cover the router with a piece of aluminium foil, there's no easy way to know if the radio is truly off.

Anyway, thanks for the tip.

I know right? I couldn't find it myself at first.. another forumer pointed it out to us in the Unifi thread V2 or something. The original firmware for the DIR-615 has on/off radio buttons for 'Wireless Radio', this TM firmware.. well you know lar, lol

You'll notice that when you untick this, the wireless symbol on the DIR-615 which normally glows green turns off completely so I assume its off and not just disabling SSID broadcast or something. For added security, I just turn down the transmit power to its lowest setting + keep the WPA2 key on it.

I don't have a monitor-mode capable wifi card with me so I can't run airodump and ensure that it's not just turning off the SSID but from the looks of it, its totally off after you untick this. Another easier method would be to just telnet/ssh into the router and check the status of the wifi card and everything but I'm too lazy to unbox my DIR-615 at the moment.

Furthermore, this is the default option when you reset the dir-615 and the wifi is completely disabled but with this router.. who knows

I demand this to be sticky! Let people know how TMNUT is b@stardizing people here.

I ssh into 192.168.0.1 and checked using ifconfig and found that network interface ra0 has indeed been removed. So, I guess this is the confirmed way to disable the radio.

I just got Unifi installed and immediately followed Riz's advice in disabling remote management, in front of the technicians. Even they weren't aware of it and what it's for.