❓ Help Paano po magamit yung usb port sa pldt fibr modem/router? help po

MBD

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image.webp Try Ko po sana gamitin as shared drive yun sa Pldt fibr modem/router kaya Lang Hindi Ko po ma access Hindi Ko makita yung switch.. Please help po mga idol!
 
As pldt employee, huwag paki alaman yang usb port kung ayaw mong mag.bayad ng another 1100 for modem and 500 for labor for firmware upgrade yan at hindi ka authorized niyan kaya sana intindihin mo nalang master. Uulitin ko huwag na paki.alaman ang USP port
 
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As pldt employee, huwag paki alaman yang usb port kung ayaw mong mag.bayad ng another 1100 for modem and 500 for labor for firmware upgrade yan at hindi ka authorized niyan kaya sana intindihin mo nalang master. Uulitin ko huwag na paki.alaman ang USP port
thank you sir akala ko kc parang linksys eh
 
I have a PLDT Fiber Modem Huawei HG8145V5. Here's what I did to enable the USB port for FTP access.

1. You need to login as pldtadmin using https (http will not work) and with the specific URL listed below. You can do this even if you are only connected via WiFi. No need to connect to Ethernet port. If you got an error message "The current user is not allowed to log in" this means your URL is wrong. Just make sure you are connecting via https and you have "/admin.html" at the end.
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  • user: adminpldt
  • password: AC2DIU7QW3ERTY6UPAS4DFG

2. Plug-in your USB. Make sure it is formatted to either FAT32, exFAT or NTFS. I use NTFS because my files will go beyond 4GB in size and I have a 256GB flash drive.

3. Navigate to Network Application/ USB Application and check "Enable FTP Server then click" Apply

4. Navigate to Security/ Device Access Control and under LAN Service section check "Enable the LAN-side PC to access the device using FTP:" then click Apply

5. Restart your router. You can do this by going to System Tools/ Restart

6. You can use FileZilla to test the connection. Enjoy.

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I have a PLDT Fiber Modem Huawei HG8145V5. Here's what I did to enable the USB port for FTP access.

1. You need to login as pldtadmin using https (http will not work) and with the specific URL listed below. You can do this even if you are only connected via WiFi. No need to connect to Ethernet port. If you got an error message "The current user is not allowed to log in" this means your URL is wrong. Just make sure you are connecting via https and you have "/admin.html" at the end.
  • You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
  • user: adminpldt
  • password: AC2DIU7QW3ERTY6UPAS4DFG

2. Plug-in your USB. Make sure it is formatted to either FAT32, exFAT or NTFS. I use NTFS because my files will go beyond 4GB in size and I have a 256GB flash drive.

3. Navigate to Network Application/ USB Application and check "Enable FTP Server then click" Apply

4. Navigate to Security/ Device Access Control and under LAN Service section check "Enable the LAN-side PC to access the device using FTP:" then click Apply

5. Restart your router. You can do this by going to System Tools/ Restart

6. You can use FileZilla to test the connection. Enjoy.

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Invalid daw sir yung password.
 
I have a PLDT Fiber Modem Huawei HG8145V5. Here's what I did to enable the USB port for FTP access.

1. You need to login as pldtadmin using https (http will not work) and with the specific URL listed below. You can do this even if you are only connected via WiFi. No need to connect to Ethernet port. If you got an error message "The current user is not allowed to log in" this means your URL is wrong. Just make sure you are connecting via https and you have "/admin.html" at the end.
  • You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
  • user: adminpldt
  • password: AC2DIU7QW3ERTY6UPAS4DFG

2. Plug-in your USB. Make sure it is formatted to either FAT32, exFAT or NTFS. I use NTFS because my files will go beyond 4GB in size and I have a 256GB flash drive.

3. Navigate to Network Application/ USB Application and check "Enable FTP Server then click" Apply

4. Navigate to Security/ Device Access Control and under LAN Service section check "Enable the LAN-side PC to access the device using FTP:" then click Apply

5. Restart your router. You can do this by going to System Tools/ Restart

6. You can use FileZilla to test the connection. Enjoy.

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Sana may video tutorial ka nito sir..
 

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