TomSwango

I have the exact same problem. Receive my new (second) pineapple V today. Inserted card and powered on. Got a solid green light and a flashing amber. After waiting over one hour I removed the power and inserted the original card from my first pineapple. After waiting a second hour all I have is a solid green light and a flashing amber. I do not see how the problem can be the card. I would think that the problems has to be with the brand new out of the box pineapple.

I have a foscam wifi camera that is set up to connect to a specific access point with a specific MAC address. I would like to see is I can get the foccam to connect to my pineapple instead by changing the MAC of the pineapple to the mac that the camera is setup to log onto. I saw where I could change the pineapple's MAC to a random MAC but I did not see how to change it to a specific MAC, Also, how would one access the MAC cards in the pineapple to change country codes or power settings. thank you

If I use my pineapple outside of the United States how would I change the power settings of the wireless cards in my pineapple. thank you Tom

I now have the user name but still need the password. Can someone tell me what program I should use to try a "dictionary attack" against the camera. Where I can input the camera ip, port number, user name and let it just keep trying passwords until it finds the correct on. thanks Tom

I am a complete newbie to hacking but have a problem that requires me to learn a little about hacking. Problem is that I need to recover the log on name and password for wireless wifi cameras. Facts: I have 12 Foscam FI8910W wireless cameras all with the same user name and password. The camera are mounted outside on of an apartment building three floors about the ground. To hire someone to climb up to each camera, remove it, bring it to the office, reset it, and then remount it is my last choice. Some of the cameras talk to a cisco 4500 router, and some of the cameras talk to the router through a Ubiquiti PicoStation since they are too far from the router to talk directly to it. All of the foscams and the router have the latest firmware updates. My desktop computer is connected to the router by a network cable and is running windows 7. I use blue iris software to record my cameras and blue iris stores the user names and passwords to the cameras in the windows registry but it is encrypted so I can not read it. The foscam support is telling me that the user name and passwords can not be recovered but I can't believe that there is not some way to get them from my registry or intercept them when the blue iris recording software logs onto the cameras to record them. How do I solve this. thanks Tom