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remote-exploit & backtrack

• January 21, 2010
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  Some questions about DHCP and traceroute

  Posted: January 21st, 2010, 3:38pm PST by moskal

  Tags:  security dhcp traceroute security-tests enought few-words Newbie Area  

  Hi guys... In a few words - I'm using BT4 since about a week. I decided to test the security of my wifi router (and maximize it). I've passed the password easily (wasn't storng enought) And if I enable the DHCP I have no other problems... But if it's disabled I'm getting stuck (I still think that this can't stop expirienced ppl) I've read somewhere that gateway's IP and Subnet mask can be cought using traceroute but I don't know exactly how to do that (and continue with other security tests) .
  Can you help me?