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How check PPPoE password
Hi
Is there any way to check the current PPPoE password on SMB 1550 ?
thanks
Marcin
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AFAIK, the passwords, including PPPoE password, are not stored in the cleartext form. They are hashed instead. So the answer is no. However, you can re-type the password, if you know what is set on your ISP side for it.
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I never heard of that being possible, but you can verify with TAC. Maybe you can get the config (backup) and parse through it, but I doubt it would show.
Best,
Andy
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You see anything in these files of dir?
/etc/ppp/peers
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AFAIK, the passwords, including PPPoE password, are not stored in the cleartext form. They are hashed instead. So the answer is no. However, you can re-type the password, if you know what is set on your ISP side for it.
