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After going back to factory firmware, telnet still enabled with default root password #12

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netjeff opened this issue Jan 13, 2020 · 2 comments

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@netjeff
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netjeff commented Jan 13, 2020

I got one of my cameras updated to WyzeHacks firmware. But I was having some problems.

So I decided to go back to factory 4.9.5.36. After following official instructions https://support.wyzecam.com/hc/en-us/articles/360031490871-How-to-flash-firmware-manually, I noticed that I can still telnet into the camera. But now with the default root password. I'm definitely back on the stock firmware, because there is no /tmp/boot.log like there was with the WyzeHacks firmware. So it seems like my cam is on a mix of this and factory firmware? How do I get all the way back to factory firmware? Or at least turn off telnet?

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HclX commented Jan 27, 2020

unfortunately that seems to be a by design behavior: flashing firmware manually will not clear all the settings. I think you can try a factory reset but I don't know if that works. If it doesn't work, you can manually telnet into the device and run "rm -f /configs/.Server_config" to turn it off.

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HclX commented Jan 27, 2020

telnet settings should be the only thing left after that. Once turned off, you are now fully back to factory firmware.

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