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[zman <zman AT shell.neverwhere.org>]

On Tue, 5 Dec 2006, Tony Spencer wrote:
> Scott!  What happened?  :)

Nada

> "Cons: Can be accessed from Windows XP and 2000 only"
> Is that an untrue statement?

Quoted....
Fun part: not only does the Netgear SC-101 run its own services, it is 
even based on a Posix (unix/linux like) vxworks OS.
Run the firmware of the machine through a hexeditor and youll discover its 
just a complete ELF based program build with GNU compiler with lots of 
other information, including TI hardware details, Z-SAN technology from 
Zetera logo, default network settings, a plaintext default 
username/password, lots of html coding and other stuff.
Run a portscanner and it will show the machine is running webservices for 
each drive maped to its own ip address. The webservices are for 
configuration of the system with the Netgear utillity from a MSWin 
platform.

The D-link DNS 323 may be better for most
http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=509
But it's $200 and change...

But after looking at a few sites of people palying with the SC101 I 
figured I'd give it a shot, I may be out $30 though... :)

Scott H. Zekanis
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