Sorry, the details...
Its a belkin N wireless modem router.
Firmware Version: 1.00.01 (Aug 2 2007 )
Boot Version: V0.05
Hardware: F5D8633-4 v1 (01)
The javascript is in the system settings:
this comes under the Init_Value() function:
Code:
// var nat_enabled = f.nat_enabled.value;
Then theres this:
Code:
// if( nat_enabled == '1')
// f.Nat_enable[0].checked=true;
// else
// f.Nat_enable[1].checked=true;
this:
Code:
// if (f.Nat_enable[1].checked==true)
// cur_ipaddr = '192.168.2.254';
this:
Code:
// if (f.Nat_enable[0].checked==true)
// f.nat_enabled.value = '1';
// else
// f.nat_enabled.value = '0';
And this:
Code:
<!--NAT-->
<script>
/*
<TR>
<TD colSpan=2> <HR color=#666666 noShade SIZE=1> </TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD class="body"><B>
NAT Enabling:
</B></TD>
<TD width=360> </TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD colSpan=2 height=26 class="body"><B>
ADVANCED FEATURE!
</B> Allows you to turn the Network Address Translation feature off. In almost every case you would NOT want to turn this feature off. <A href="javascript:void(0);" onclick=moreinfowin("glossary.stm#nat");>
<B><FONT color=#0066FF>
More Info
</FONT></B></A></TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD width=240 class="body">- <B><SPAN>
NAT Enable / Disable
></SPAN></B></TD>
<TD class=body width=360> <INPUT type="radio" name="Nat_enable">
Enable <INPUT type="radio" name="Nat_enable">
Disable </TD>
</TR>
*/
</SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT>
/*
var enablevaluenat = 1 - 1;
document.tF.Nat_enable[enablevaluenat].defaultChecked = true;
document.tF.Nat_enable[enablevaluenat].checked = true;
*/
</SCRIPT>
Im just installing a PDF reader at the moment, for the manual.