Telnet/SSH and the command line - DD-WRT Wiki
wiki.dd-wrt.com › wiki › indexOpen the command prompt and type "telnet" (On Windows vista/7 you will need to install it from "programs and features"). connect to <Router_LAN_IP> e.g. 192.168.1.1 so in the command prompt, this would look like: telnet 192.168.1.1. When asked for the username, enter root (even if you changed username in web interface)
Scripting - DD-WRT Wiki
wiki.dd-wrt.com › wiki › indexYou are here: DD-WRT wiki mainpage / Scripting Telnet/SSH and the Command Line - A general introduction to many Basic Linux commands and some DD-WT key commands in particular LED Scripts - scripts that control the router lights Linux Inside; MyPage - rely heavily on the javascript dd-wrt libraries, nvram program and on generic linux commands. Every router that is supported by dd-wrt can use Mypage without having problems .
Talk:Telnet/SSH and the command line - DD-WRT Wiki
wiki.dd-wrt.com › wiki › indexTelnet. Telnet is a simple way to access the command line (shell) on your WRT54G and configure the options not accessible directly from the web. Since passwords and commands via telnet are not encrypted, SSH (Secure Shell) is generally preferable. However, on builds without an SSH service (such as micro), one must do what one can.