How to Hack your Unifi Dlink router just in case you've changed the default password and lost it. It really could not be any easier to set up one of these devices either. All the mounting hardware and screws are provided in each device which makes mounting the it a breeze. Jan 1, 2018 - This article is your 100% lactose-free guide to hacking home Wi-Fi. Like a genius idea, and that's “wowee I should hack my neighbour's wifi because uhhhhhh”. You don't know the password, but you want to connect.

Sent me a PM and told me his findings along with security concerns. Currently the controller's DB runs on 127.0.0.1 (i.e. Only processes on the same machine can talk to it) without authentication. Thus you can find a mongo client and do mongo --port 27117 # in mongo's command line, do use ace db.admin.find() That being said, while I believe most of the installations have controller installed on a PC used by the admin only, it's important for you to know what our current design is. A more strict model will be introduced in later releases. Sent me a PM and told me his findings along with security concerns.

Currently the controller's DB runs on 127.0.0.1 (i.e. Only processes on the same machine can talk to it) without authentication. Thus you can find a mongo client and do mongo --port 27117 # in mongo's command line, do use ace db.admin.find() That being said, while I believe most of the installations have controller installed on a PC used by the admin only, it's important for you to know what our current design is. Ask the dust john fante mobi. A more strict model will be introduced in later releases. What is the database username and password used when connecting through MongoExplorer? This is the first time I have ever dealt with something like this, so please forgive me if it is a stupid question.

I have installed MongoExplorer, and when I click on the connect button, I fill in the IP of the AirOS device, set the port, change the database to ace, and click connect. It tells me the username and password is incorrect.

I have tried ubnt/ubnt, and that doesn't work. I am trying to reset AirOS on a few nanoStations (I think that is what they are). They are on 40+ foot mast antennas, and I really don't want to have to climb to get them down.

They were installed a few years ago by a different IT person, and they didn't make any notes of what the login credientials are! Futbolist santjyago munez foto hot.