@mocelet Oh, I though he intended to reply to that quote but send it early by mistake.

@techharsit ?

@mocelet Thanks for the attention. "otherwise you would need to send something, get the response, send again" Not entirely true. It could just do one request the moment the page is loaded, store it,...

@Kevin_Z Perhaps I wansn't clear enough. I already have a PHP that logins to the router. But I have to first login on the browser, get the "password" of the "login" POST request, put it in my script....

I have a php page that parses the router page for infos and configures other things in the router. Currently to get it to work, I have to first manually login to the router myself and then inspect...