ks07 / t11c-reset

A command line tool to reconnect the modem on an AMG1302-T11C

t11c-reset

This command line tool provides a quick and easy way to force reconnect the modem on the Zyxel AMG1302-T11C ADSL wireless router. All interaction is carried out by forging HTTP requests made by the configuration UI.

Usage

Full usage instructions are available by running:

t11c-reset help

To immediately disconnect and reconnect the modem:

t11c-reset reconnect --username=admin --password=hunter2 --hostname=192.168.1.1

Configuration

Login credentials and the hostname may be provided via a YAML configuration file. The tool will attempt to automatically load from $HOME/.t11c-reset.yaml, if it exists.

username: AzureDiamond
password: hunter2
hostname: 192.168.1.1

Build

This project uses Go Modules, so compilation is extremely straightforward. Go 1.15 or a compatible release is required.

go build # By default will create the executable t11c-reset

SystemD Usage

To run as a service on a Linux machine, you can use the provided SystemD unit file in the systemd directory (supported by the majority of recent mainstream distributions).

To install, first install the built executable somewhere sensible on the machine, e.g.

sudo cp t11c-reset /usr/local/bin/t11c-reset

Then install the systemd unit file:

sudo cp systemd/t11c-reset.service /etc/systemd/system/t11c-reset.service
sudo chmod 644 /etc/systemd/system/t11c-reset.service

You should consider running the service as a non-privileged user.

And create a configuration file with the login details (or edit the unit file to configure via environment/command line):

# Create this file by hand. See the "Configuration" section above for details
sudo vim /usr/local/etc/t11c-reset.yaml

Finally, enable the service on boot, and start it:

sudo systemctl enable t11c-reset
sudo systemctl start t11c-reset

Once running, you can check the logs using journalctl:

journalctl -u t11c-reset -f