2400ICS Dongle Bypass Program 1

[phone_troll]

I think it was called ComX or something like that? I have a customer who doesn't have a security key and I misplaced my old one when I upgraded from the ICS to IPX at another site. And working directly with NEC under a maintenance contract still comes up without any parts unless I supply them since the switch is super EOL.

Thanks in advance.

 

[belevedere]

It was a DOS program/command called DING. I may still have a copy but I'll need some time to find it.

 

[phone_troll]

Thanks for the follow up. I might have it somewhere, so I'm digging through a bunch of discs / old computers that I use to support these systems at my regular sites.

I'm even willing to purchase a cap if someone has it available.

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Here in Oz We never had dongles just an open program. I can see if I can dig the program out for you if you want to try the Ozzie version!

 

[belevedere]

See uploaded document.

 

[phone_troll]

Thanks belevedere, I will be testing soon. And OzzieGeorge -- sure, the more info the merrier.

Thank you guys!

 

[phone_troll]

It worked!!

Thanks belevedere. You the man.

OzzieGeorge-- if you find that app, I'm still curious.

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Try this......

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kkyymyt9otgto96/AACgxQH0MB1zDrmjzlraW_Eqa?dl=0

 

[phone_troll]

Thanks Ozzie -- what app am I looking for? I've landed in a directory with a ton of files.

 

[OzzieGeorge]

That is the entire Mat program that doesn't need a dongle, it's what we use in Oz to talk to the ICS.

 

[phone_troll]

Fair enough. I'll add it to my arsenal. Thank you much!