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In the last period, we introduced the importance and application of using command line directives to set up wireless routers. Also introduced is a gadget called curl, through which he can implement the transmission of HTML language information at the command line, can display the entire page content of an address, and interact with the page parameters. Please follow me today. Find the variable name of each parameter in the wireless router and modify the value of the variable by curl on the command line, thus completing the work of the wireless router without the login management interface.

First, install Httplook look for variable name

As the previous article and the beginning of this article, the wireless router in the various settings are corresponding to a variable name, that is, we modify a certain setting, the corresponding variable name value will also change. Then if we find the variable name and then change its value by curl, we can implement the function of using the Curl command to change the configuration of the wireless router.

The author has tried many sniffer tools, including the famous sniffer pro. Most sniffer tools, however, are monitored based on the NIC, which is a bit overqualified if only for HTTP or browser monitoring.

Here I recommend a small and practical tool--httplook. Through him we can be the most convenient and quickest to find the various settings in the wireless router corresponding to the variable name. As the saying goes, the expensive essence is not expensive, so it says that Httplook is more powerful and practical than any other sniffer in monitoring browser and HTTP traffic information.

Httplook Tools Download: http://www.skycn.com/soft/10782.html

The first step: Download the Httplook and run its main program, the installation screen appears.

Step Two: Select Accept protocol After the Click Next button, and then click the Next button to continue.

Step three: Set the installation path, which is installed under C:Program Fileshttplook by default.

Fourth Step: Install complete, choose whether to add an icon on the desktop.

Fifth step: All setup work completed, Httplook has been stationed to our local hard drive.

Next we will be through the Httplook implementation of the wireless router configuration parameters corresponding to the variable name analysis, and analysis of the variable names of different key values are analyzed to find the information we need to set the corresponding real key value.