Rooting LATEST H firmware [discuss]

[blackbox]

Block test, on my Fritzbox, result you can see on the Pictures

Test 1.) OTN Update is blocked!!!!
Block only this Domain and begin Firmware Update on the OSD Menu and on System Setup

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samsungotn.net
msecnd.net

Block msecnd.net and samsungotn.net.jpg

Image 1 system setup

Image 2 system setup

Test 2.) OTN Update is blocked!!!!
Block only this Domain an Start Update on the OSD Menu

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msecnd.net
samsungotn.net
www.samsungotn.net
test.samsungotn.net

Block msecnd.net and samsungotn.net.jpg

Image 1 system setup

Image 2 system setup

Test 3.) Block only this.... "!!!!Warning!!!!" -> Accepts OTN Update is not blocked <- "!!!!Warning!!!!"

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samsungotn.net
www.samsungotn.net
test.samsungotn.net

test.samsungotn.net and http://www.samsungotn.ne and samsungotn.nett.jpg

What are you doing, is your matter, but I think Test 1) or Test 2) is better
@sectroyer you can Test 1 add this to wiki?

[sectroyer]

Nice tests

[dudelove]

Well now lets wait for root

[TOMillr]

The best solution would probably to setup an "official" SamyGo DNS server which blocks access to the various samsungotn.net URLs listed above. That way all people would have to do is enter a manual DNS server ip in the tv's network settings. No need to fiddle with router settings in such a solution.

[blackbox]

and what to do, If you do not have a root and wait for root?
is only possible with router block....

[dudelove]

and what to do, If you do not have a root and wait for root?
is only possible with router block....

Thats the case

[TOMillr]

Sorry, but you don't seem to understand how this works:

The DNS proxy is a server on the internet which resolves the url "samsungotn.net" to the corresponding ip address. We could setup such a DNS server ourselves for the SamyGo community and simply block every request that goes to the Samsung URL on the server level.

All you have to do is open up the network settings on your Samsung tv or blu-ray player and enter the address of the custom DNS server. This part is not depended on root being available on the device. It works everywhere.

[blackbox]

I understand you, but how fast can you forget to enter the DNS
but that has to decide each own... There are many ways

[dudelove]

And also i use an US Dns to watch the wwe network so the Router way is just fine

[TOMillr]

That's a point. My though was that using an DNS proxy was less difficult to setup for someone who's not that familiar with how routers work. But then again, everyone who's found his way to this board can be expected to be somewhat fit at doing stuff like that anyway...