Anyone managed to fetch Pppoe credentials from Netis router with HTML method？

any luck?

any luck?

Why dont just request renew password from unifi CS,they will send the new password in 24hours.(Last time I saw my cousin only cost 5min and the sms received)

Nope, tried all the methods above.
I was helping my friend configure his Deco M9, did request for a password from CS
They sent us the password, but the Netis router never disconnected somehow...
And the M9 is unable to connect with the password provided by them 

It was back in January this year...
Gave up using PPPoE, just connect it to Netis as Access points

any luck?

HTML Method will work on Netis router and the white Aztech

Login to the router using admin credentials
1. Under "Setup", click on Ethernet WAN
2. ETH_Connection_1, action choose "Edit"
3. Under PPP settings, you should be able to see your user name with password (as asterisks)
4. Highlight the password, right-click inspect element
5. type="password" change to type="text" and click enter
6. Boom, your password should be unmasked

i dunno routers password
What if you don't know the routers password? Which means that you can't login to the router's admin page. There's one more method. This method assumes:

1. You have physical access to the router.
2. The router is working and connects to UniFi successfully.

PPPoE Server Method
I'll expand on this further but the basic steps are:

1. Setup a PPPoE server.
Any PPPoE server will do. One of the easiest ways is to setup a Mikrotik router as a PPPoE server.

2. Connect your router's WAN port to the above PPPoE server.

3. Check PPPoE server logs for the username & password sent by your router.
If you're using a Mikrotik router as the PPPoE server, you'll have to turn on logging for PPP in order to see the username and password being received by it.

This will work on almost any router though certain router settings can prevent this from working.

I have tried the pppoe server method, apparently it didn't work.

Is the router trying to connect to the pppoe server? Didn't show the password in the logs?

yeah it didn't show. Btw I am using maxis fiber

yeah it didn't show. Btw I am using maxis fiber

Which Maxis Fiber Router is it?

If it's the Archer c5v

Login as administrator/SERIAL NUMBER

go to System Tools, Backup & Restore
Backup and get the conf.bin file

Then use Nirsoft RouterPassView
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/router_password_recovery.html
Note: Windows Defender does not like this, but it is safe

Load the conf file and search for WANPPPConnection with Ctrl + F

Should be in there somewhere

It's archer AX20. it is using tplink sso, no username just need to enter password. The only problem is I dont know the password set up by the technician, I also dont have the technician phone number. So yeah nothing I can do.

Actually, try using your PPPoE username + 1 (eg: A1234561) as password

For mine that is the password

If that doesn't work remove the 1 and try

If still not I guess you will have to ask Maxis Customer Support for it

I also don't know what is my pppoe username haha. maxis technician really not reliable. before this i use time fiber, they got a work sheet for it where they write down the s/n of router and onu, login, and also pppoe username/password.

Check your PPPoE server's config. Set the auth method to PAP, disable the others, that should force the password to be sent in cleartext.