Telnet Command for Netgear D7000 "DSL Stats"

[Gapmn]

Hello,

I am trying to find the right command that will show my DSL Stats on a NETGEAR D7000 Modem/router.

I can enable telnet with the telnetenable.exe program. However, once I open a telnet session, I cannot find the right command to view the dsl stats. Below is the list of commands I was able to retrieve from a telnet session (after hitting the tab key twice) with the D7000. Does any know which command I would use for the DSL stats (SNR FEC, CRC errors etc...) ?



BusyBox v1.17.1 (2017-04-21 08:24:04 CST) built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.

~ #
BclSockServer mdir
DECT_VERSION mdu
DEVMD_VERSION mei_cpe_drv_dbg_strm_dmp
DevmLogLevel mei_cpe_drv_test
IPv6-relay mem
KC_BONJOUR mesg
KC_PRINT mformat
[ mgmt.sh
[[ minfo
acosUci mini_fo.sh
acos_init minidlna.exe
acos_init_once mkdir
acos_service mknod
adduser mkntfs
adsl.scr mkswap
agApi_fwSetTriggerConfByNvram.sh mlabel
alias_drv_mei_cpe.sh mmd
api mmount
arno-iptables-firewall mmove
arno_nat_cli modinfo
arp modprobe
arping modprobe.sh
ash mount
askfirst mount_root
auto_upload mountd
autoconfig_wan_down mpartition
autoconfig_wan_up mpstat
autoipd mrd
automount mren
awk mshowfat
basename mtd
bd mtdump
bftpd mtdump.mtidlc
board_detect mtdump.mtidlc_PeerCaps
bootchartd mtdump.mtidlc_PeerFlowStat
br2684ctl mtdump.mtidlc_WLANFlowStatus
br2684ctld mtlk_cli
brctl mtools
burn5g2pass mtoolstest
burn5g2ssid mtype
burn5gpass mv
burn5gssid mwan3
burn_bundle_data mwan3track
burn_hw_rev mzip
burnboardid nanddump
burnethermac nandtest
burnhwver nandwrite
burnpass nc
burnpin netifd
burnrf netlinkd
burnsku netstat
burnsn nice
burnssid nohup
busybox nslookup
busybox2 ntfs-3g
bzip2 ntpclient
c_arno-iptables-firewall nvconfig
ca.pem nvram
caltest oamctl
capitest oamd
carno-iptables-firewall.sh odhcp6c
cat odhcpd
cgigetutil odhcpd-update
chat openssl
check_fw openvpn
chgrp opkg
chkntfs opkg-key
chkufsd overlayfs.sh
chmod pad
chown param
chroot passwd
chrt pecostat
cksum pgrep
classcfg pidof
clish ping
cmder ping6
config_check pivot_root
config_generate platform_discover.sh
conntrack pm_util
conntrackd polld
cp pot
cpu_usage.sh poweroff
cpufreq-info pp_cli_cmd.sh
cpufreq-set ppacmd
crda ppasessmgmt
crond ppasessmgmtd
csd ppmd
csdutil pppd
curl pppoe-discovery
cut pppoecd
date pppoecdv6
dbclient procd
dd ps
ddnsd pskgen
debug_level.cfg pvcdetect
deluser pwd
depmod qcfg
devmd qos_cli
devstatus qos_def_cfg.xml
df qosal_plat_cfg.xml
dhcp6c qoscfg
dhcp6c_down qosd
dhcp6c_up radvd
dhcp6relay radvdump
dhcp6s rc
dhcpc read_bd
dhcpd read_img
dlna readahead
dlnad readchip
dmesg readlink
dnsRedirectReplyd readycloud_nvram
dnsdomainname readycloud_unregister
dnsmasq reboot
dos2unix regdbdump
dot1ag_ccd reinit_firewall_chains
dot1agd reload_config
downloadvpn remote_share_conf
dropbear remote_smb_conf
dropbearkey remote_user_conf
drv_dsl_cpe_api.ko renice
drv_event_logger.ko reset_no_reboot
drv_ifxos.ko resolveip
drv_mei_cpe.ko restart_all_processes

 

[Gapmn]

Here are the rest of the commands from the first post:

drv_tapi.ko restore_bin
drvhlpr rev
dsl.cfg ripd
dsl_auto.cfg rm
dsl_auto_api.cfg rmdir
dsl_auto_app.cfg rmmod
dsl_auto_mei.cfg route
dsl_cpe_control routerinfo
dsl_cpe_pipe rpcd
dsl_cpe_pipe.sh rtsol
dsl_fapid scapiutil
dsl_status scheact
dumprf scp
dutserver sed
ebtables servd
echo setup_default_policies
egrep setup_firewall_rules
email setup_hostblock_chain
enable_ARC_JTAG.sh setup_kernel_settings
env setup_misc
ethping sh
ethtool shgw
ethtrace shgw_device_discovery
expr shgw_dnsproxy
factorycfg.sh shgw_httpd
fapi_wlan_cli shgw_live_log_converter
fapi_wlan_dbXml shgw_logrotate
fgrep shgw_router_reset
find shgw_update_logrotate_conf.sh
firewall shgw_upload_debug_files
firstboot shgw_version
flash_erase shgw_watchdogd
flash_eraseall shgw_wd_dpwrap
flash_lock shgw_wd_monit
flash_unlock shgw_wd_sys_stats.sh
flex show_applied
flock show_disabled
ftpc show_restart
ftpget show_start
ftpput show_stop
funzip show_stop_blocked
gcom showconfig
getchksum sleep
getopenvpnsum slloglevel
getopt smemcap
getphymem snapshot
getty snapshot_tool
gpio socat
grep sort
gunzip spmd
gzip spmdctl
halt sqlite3
head ssh
heartbeat start-stop-daemon
helper_test start_crond.sh
hostapd stop_block_firewall
hostapd.eap_user stop_firewall
hostapd_cli strace
hostname strings
hotplug stunnel
hotplug-call su
hs_cli swapoff
htmlget swapon
httpd swconfig
httpsd.pem switch_cli
id swresetd
ifcfg sync
ifconfig sys_cli
ifdown sysctl
ifstatus syslog-ng
ifup system
iked sysupgrade
inetd tail
init tar
init_firewall_chains taskset
insmod tc
inst_driver.sh tclsh
inst_drv_dsl_cpe_api.sh tcpdump
inst_drv_mei_cpe.sh telnet
internet telnetd
io telnetenabled
ip test
ip4tables tfmeter
ip6tables tftp
ip6tables-restore tftpd
ip6tables-save time
ipcalc.sh timeout
ipset timesync
iptables top
iptables-restore touch
iptables-save tr
iptvdetect true
ipv6-conntab tty
ipv6_drop_all_pkt ubiattach
ipv6_enable_wan_ping_to_lan ubimkvol
ipv6helper ubinfo
iw ubirename
iwconfig ubirmvol
iwgetid ubiupdatevol
iwlist uboot_env
iwpriv ubus
iwspy ubusd
jffs2mark uci
jffs2reset udevadm
jshn udevd
jsonfilter udevtrigger
kill udhcpd
killall ufsd
kmodloader ugw_debug_print.sh
konf umount
konfd uname
landown unix2dos
lanstatus unlzma
lanup unzip
led.sh unzipsfx
ledamberup upgrade
leddown upnpd
ledup uptime
ledwhiteup urlfilterd
less usb_hub_init
lighttpd usleep
ln uuidgen
lock validate_data
logd vconfig
logger vdsl.scr
login version
login.sh version.sh
logread vi
logserver vol_mgmt
losetup wanPhydown
ls wanPhyup
lsmod wandetect
lspci watchdog
ltq_probe_storage.sh wc
ltq_probe_tftpserver.sh wget
lua what.sh
lzcat whatz.sh
main_restart_c which
main_run_custom_services wifi
main_start_c wlanconfigd
makedevs wsd
mapcalc xargs
mattrib xtables-multi
mbadblocks yes
mcast_cli zcat
mcastd zebra
mcat zeroconf
mcd zip
mclasserase zipcloak
mcopy zipgrep
md5sum zipinfo
mdel zipnote
mdeltree zipsplit
~ #

 

[NETGEAR Guy]

Previously used the following:

adslctl info --stats

Let me know if that's what you're looking for...

 

[Gapmn]

Previously used the following:


Let me know if that's what you're looking for...

Netgear Guy: I am looking for the equivalent command that works on the newest version of the D7000 (adslctl info --stats is recognized on the newest D7000 version).

 

[NETGEAR Guy]

You're running FW v1.0.1.48 and "adslctl info --stats" is recognised, but not showing required output?

 

[Gapmn]

Sorry my last reply had a typo. I am running:
D7000v2 Firmware Version 1.0.0.38

 

[Gapmn]

And "adslctl info --stats" is not recognized.

 

[NETGEAR Guy]

"adslctl info --stats" is for D7000v1...