Base guide is here
http://users.accesscomm.ca/docsis_server/howto_1.html
I installed docsis first so this package might have dependencies already installed from docsis.
wget http://users.accesscomm.ca/docsis_server/docsis-server-current.tar.bz2
bunzip
aptitude install m4
./configure
it will look for m4
see if m4 is installed `which m4`
if not, aptitude install m4
if already installed, mod configure script to do the m4 check correctly:
look for this line,
if test "x$ac_is_gnu_m4" = "xGNU"; then
change it to:
if test "x$ac_is_gnu_m4" = "xm4"; then
run ./configure again
if you get this error:
checking for mysql_config... /usr/libexec/mysql_config
configure: error: You need at least mysql 4.0.0, get it at http://www.mysql.com
aptitude install mysql-client mysql-server libmysqlclient15-dev
run ./configure again
make
make install
verify
root@tds-stg-dhcp02:~/docsis_server-3.5# ls /usr/local/sbin/
Count_IPs Delete_Old_Leases FindIP ListMessages
DB_Config_Encoder docsis_server FindMAC Stress_Config_Generator
These are the steps in resetting the admin password: 0. Re-route stored static in your body via an ESD wrist strap to a metallic element. 1. Look for the 2 toggle switches and service processor batt. The batt should be in front of the Power Supply 1 and Power Supply 2 (codes: E1 and E2, see Rear Location Codes on the cover plate). The "very tiny" toggle switches should be in the area of P1-C14 slot. I forgot the exact sequence but it should be a combination of the ff. step (2): 2. Remove the battery, toggle the switches to the opposite direction. Allows some time for the caps to discharge. 3. Move back the toggle switches and put back the batt in its place. 4. Assign your PC to Class C subnet (i.e. masked 255.255.255.0 ): IPaddr: 192.168.2.x for HMC1 or IPaddr: 192.168.3.x for HMC2 5. Ping HMC1 or HMC2. Access the web interface using the default address: http://192.168.2.147 (for HMC1) or http://192.168.3.147 (for HMC2) Note: Sometimes you have to force the https protocol:
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