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Yes I've tried that but no use :-(

Looks like no one has ever faced this problem before. Okay now, can I just know how to get back all the scripts Mac OS Leopard installs by default ?

I have just uninstalled QuickSilver using AppZapper(AZ), first time with AZ. Now after re-installing QS, under the All Plugins section just a few plugins are shown. I suspect AZ cleaned up all the scripts which came installed with Leopard. I am unable to use QS commands like Shutdown, Restart...

Okay let us forget this telnet thing. Now my actual problem is to disconnect my WIFI broadband internet connection at 2AM daily. How can I do this now that Telnet is out of picture. I am in desperate need of a solution, is it possible via Automator or any other way to disconnect internet at a...

Like I said earlier I had the firmware upgrade.

I just Reset my router but same thing happens again. I telnet, it asks for for login, I type admin and click enter, it says login incorrect. Very very frustrating :-(

Before the firmware upgrade I was unable to Telnet but after the firmware upgrade I am able to Telnet to my router. But the problem is logging into it. When I telnet to my router it greets me and asks for Login, I type admin and press enter, it says login incorrect. It doesn't ask for password...

Heyy guys updating the firmware seems to have done the trick. Now I am able to telnet to my router. However there is still a login problem. The user name is admin and pass is MaccaM. Now in the terminal I type : telnet 192.168.2.1, I get login :. At the login I try to type admin, I get login...

No the manual doesn't mention anything about remote connection. My router is Super G Wireless Broadband Router Model #AR430W from Airlink101 (www.airlink101.com).

There is this Remote management setting in my Router config page, so I guess Telnet and SSH should be possible. Check here :

@Giaguara The same things happens when I try to reboot directly from terminal. I get connection refused. @nixgeek How can I know that I have to SSh or Telnet is disabled ?

I have this AppleScript to reboot my router, but for some strange reasons which I don't understand, the script doesn't reboot my router. Here is the script : ---------------------------------- tell application "Terminal" run do script "telnet 192.168.2.1" delay 1 do script "admin" in...