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OID
Info OID Provides
Manufacturers It Works With
Models It works With
Read/Write access
Description
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0
System Description
ALL
Read-only
Provides you with the description of the modem.
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0 1.3.6.1.2.1.4
Modem Uptime String Of Numbers
Arris,SMC,Motorola Arris,SMC,Motorola and Others Motorola & Arris Unknown
HFC Subnet HFC Mac (Alternate OID) Maximum Provisioned Upload Bandwidth Maximum Provisioned Download Bandwidth Current Status
ALL ALL
ALL ALL
Read-Only Unfortunately lol Read-Only Read-Only
Modem Up-Time is provided in a string on SNMPCfgadmin This OID is str ange sometimes modems spit out a string of numbers and im not sure what it is I have not gotten around to toying with this I will update if I ever find out what it is Plain And Simple, all this does is give you the HFC I P of the modem
Unknown
Unknown
Read-Only
I have not gotten this to work on my I SP but it may work on someone else’s ISP so I put it her e anyway
Unknown
Unknown
Read-Only
I have not gotten this to work on my ISP but it may work on som eone else’s ISP so I put it her e anyway
This hasn’t worked for me but it’s supposed to give you the current status of the modem which im assuming is whether or not it is in Standby This is supposed to give you the hosts that are behind the modem, I tested it and it is not working for me but may work for others. Returns the IP of the server the modem retrieved the configuration file server from Returns the name of the Configuration file the modem is currently running on. Returns the name of the firmware the modem is currently running on. Returns the IP of the DHCP server the modem is set to retrieve IP addresses from. Returns the IP of the server in which the modem gets its time date and year from Shows the modems SNMP Error Log
Shows the current DS LOCK (Downstream Frequency Lock) Shows the Firmware Filename the modem is set to download when it boots Shows the Learned Mac Address of the modem. Specifies the modem boot state – (2= Default – Do Not Boot) (1= Boot Now) Please be careful when using this in SNMPCfgAdmin if you end up mass setting this on a shitload of modems they will all reboot because basically what you’re telling the modem to do it Boot itself and unless your ISP is from the past they well notice if a shitload of modems suddenly drop offline… Set the TFTP Firmware server I P, this is useful if you want your modem to get its firmware files from you instead of your ISP all you gotta do is set the IP to your TFTP Server Set the name of the firmware file you want your modem to retrieve from the server that its set to get firmware files from. Sets weather to Update the firmware Now when the modem boots or to not update firmware at all (1=update now, 2=update on boot, 3=disable updates) Set the IP of the SNMP Traps Server (0.0.0.0=Disabled) Set the SNMP Trap status (1=enabled, 4=disabled) This will let you change the SNMP listening port from the default port which is 161 It is recommended that you do not c hange this, also be careful changing this on other peoples modems, I had someone get busted because he took this and mass set the SNMP Port to a different port and all the Modems on the ISP appeared as if they were offline because their network monitoring system couldn’t see the modems, if you fuck this up and do acc identally change it for every modem on your ISP I suggest you run far far away however if it is just your modem you did it on you will need to go get a MIB browser or some shit to change it b ack….i recommend iReasoning Mib Browser….you then just gotta use the port you set it to walk the modem find this OID and set it back to 161 Lets you set the SNMP Traps Port
1.3.6.1.4.1.1166.1.19.3.1.17.0
Modem Web Server Status
Motorola
SBG Series modems (Might work on SB Series or arris) SBG Series modems
Read/Write
Lets you enable or disable the webserver on your modem this will make the modem configuration pages inaccessible. (1=enabled, 2=disabled)
1.3.6.1.4.1.4491.2.4.1.1.6.1.1.0
Customer Web Interface Username
Motorola
Read/Write
Motorola
SBG Series modems
Read/Write
MSO Web Interface Username
Motorola
SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
1.3.6.1.4.1.4413.2.2.2.1.1.3.2.0
MSO Web Interface Password
Motorola
SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0
Modem Model
ALL
ALL
Read/Write
1.3.6.1.3.83.1.1.4.0
Cable Modem Serial Number Alternate OID To view Config Filename Provisional Server IP
ALL
ALL
Read-Only
This will return the username typically used by the customer on all SBG series Motorola modems im unsure if it will work on any other types of modems but i f it does than great you can also change the username using this OID This will allow you to see the password typically used by the customer to login to the modem you can also set the password as well this only works on SBG Series modems as far as I know This will allow you to see and set the username that the MSO uses to login to the modem the MSO account typically has more features than the customer account does ex: the ability to view the config file and the ability to access the VPN Features of the modem or anything they may have disabled on the customer account This will allow you to see and set the password that the MSO uses to login to the modem the MSO account typically has more features than the customer account does ex: the ability to view the config file and the ability to access the VPN Features of the modem or anything they may have disabled on the customer account Allows you to see the model of the modem as well as change it this one is k ind of funny but I would use caution because say for example you changed the modem model to “FUCK OFF” it might show up on the screen of a support agent for your ISP one day and unless they are reaaaaaaallly fucking blonde they are going to know that the modem model isn’t “FUCK OFF” Allows you to view the Serial Number for the Cable Modem
1.3.6.1.4.1.4491.2.4.1.1.6.1.2.0
Customer web interface password
1.3.6.1.4.1.4413.2.2.2.1.1.3.1.0
ALL
ALL
Read-Only
Alternative OID to let you view the name of the Configuration file loaded on the modem
ALL
ALL
Read/Write
This one is a bit iffy on the whole Read/Write thing I have gotten some modems to let me write a different IP to them where others will just return the NoSuchName error I don`t know why but if it works on yours and you can setup a phony provisional server maybe you can have some fun x D idk I never e xplored
1.3.6.1.3.83.1.4.5.0
1.3.6.1.3.83.1.4.3.0
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6.0
Area String (Modem Location)
ALL
ALL
Read/Write
1.3.6.1.3.103.1.5.1.3.1.5
CPE USB Mac
Motorola (Maybe others)
Read-Only
1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.6.1
Alternate CPE USB Mac
Motorola (Maybe others)
Read-Only
Returns the Mac Address of the USB port on the Modem
1.3.1.6.1.2.1.10.127.1.2.1.1.1.2
Default Gateway Mac Address Max Burst Up
Unknown
SB & SBG Series modems with a USB port SB & SBG Series modems with a USB port Unknown
this fully but they got some open source provisioning solutions listed over at docsis.org that will run on Ubuntu/Linux idk have fun and let me know if anything comes out of this This well show you the location of the modem if you r ISP uses this mine doesn’t so I just set all the modems on my ISP to some random shit ;p anyway if your ISP uses this to keep track of where a modem is within their network leave it alone Returns the Mac Address of the USB port on the Modem
Read-Only
Returns the mac address of the default gateway for the modem
Unknown
Unknown
Read-Only?
ALL ALL
ALL ALL
Read-Only Read-Only
This will display the Max Burst Up configured on the modem it doesn’t work on my ISP so im unsure if it is read only or not Displays the CPE Mac on the modem Displays the Name of the client device occupying that IP on the modem
1.3.6.1.2.1.2.10.127.1.1.3.1.6.1
1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.6.5 CPE Mac 1.3.6.1.4.1.4491.2.4.4.1.2.1.1.7 Client Device .1.4.192.168.0.
A bit of instruction for this one: All you need to do is erase at the end of the OID and type the the last number of the IP address you want the name of the device from note that if you look at the last 7 digits on the OID it makes up 192.168.0. so you can make that into an IP li ke 192.168.0.2 get it? I hope so cause im done explaining lol I found this when I was walking a SBG900 the value of it was set to my ISP`s domain name ex: blank.com im assuming it’s the s earch domain…..
1.3.6.1.4.1.1166.1.19.52.1.2.1. 2.7.0
Search Domain?
Motorola
SBG900 Only (ON MY ISP ANYWAY)
Read/Write
Primary Wireless Network OID`s
Info OID Provides
Manufacturers It Works With
Models It works With
Read/Write access
Description
1.3.6.1.4.1.4413.2.2.2.1.5.4.1.1 4.1.3.32
Network Name SSID
Motorola & SMC (Possibly Others)
SBG Series Modems and SMC Gateway Modems
Read/Write
Allows you to view and set the SSID of the primary wireless network
1.3.6.1.4.1.4413.2.2.2.1.5.4.2.4 .1.2.32
WPA Pre Shared Key
Motorola & SMC (Possibly Others)
SBG Series Modems and SMC Gateway Modems SBG Series Modems and SMC Gateway Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
Allows you to View and Set the Primary wireless network Password
1.3.6.1.4.1.4413.2.2.2.1.5.4.2.1 .1.3.32
WEP Passphrase
Motorola & SMC (Possibly Others)
Read/Write
Allows you to View and Set the WEP Passphrase of the primary network.
Allows You To View and Set the 1 st WEP 64-Bit Network Key
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 2 st WEP 64-Bit Network Key
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 3 rd WEP 64-Bit Network Key
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 4 st WEP 64-Bit Network Key
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 1 st WEP 128-Bit Network Key
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 2 st WEP 128-Bit Network Key
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 3 rd WEP 128-Bit Network Key
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 4 st WEP 128-Bit Network Key
Read/Write
Motorola
SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
Motorola
SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
Allows you to View and set the name of the guest Wi-Fi Network on SBG Series modems……if you change the last number to a higher one on the OID when walking the modem it will show you multiple di fferent guest Wi-Fi networks that you need the MSO account to configure you c an toy with that if you like Allows you to View and set the WPA Pre-shared Key of the guest Wi-Fi Network on SBG Series modems ……if you change the last number to a higher one on the OID when walking the modem it will s how you multiple different guest Wi-Fi networks Pre-Shared Keys that you need the MSO account to configure you can toy with that if you like Allows you to View and set the WEP Passphrase of the guest Wi-Fi Network on SBG Series modems……if you change the last number to a higher one on the OID when walking the modem it will show you multiple different guest Wi-Fi
networks WEP Passphrases that you need the MSO account to configure you can toy with that if you like Allows You To View and Set the 1 st WEP 64-Bit Network Key for the Guest Wi-Fi network Allows You To View and Set the 2 nd WEP 64-Bit Network Key for the Guest Wi-Fi network Allows You To View and Set the 3 rd WEP 64-Bit Network Key for the Guest Wi-Fi network Allows You To View and Set the 4 th WEP 64-Bit Network Key for the Guest Wi-Fi network Allows You To View and Set the 1 st WEP 128-Bit Network Key for the Guest Wi-Fi network
SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
Motorola
SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 2 nd WEP 128-Bit Network Key for the Guest WiFi network
Motorola
SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 3 rd WEP 128-Bit Network Key for the Guest Wi-Fi network
Motorola
SBG Series Modems
Read/Write
Allows You To View and Set the 4 th WEP 128-Bit Network Key for the Guest Wi-Fi network
