gorfeas wrote I am unable to ping from one local network to another Windows Sharing requires all devices to be on a single broadcast domain otherwise you need a properly configured WINS/SAMBA server.

I believe I understand what you are attempting. Correct me if I am wrong; 1. you have multiple networks attached to Router B? 2. Router B - cyberoam CR35wi (192.168.10.0/24) & (10.224.14.0/24) ? 3....

This no longer pertains to the telnet issue of this post. You can send me a private message if you need help.

1. You need to provide a better diagram than that. 2. It looks like you have the destination network address on both LAN sides of both routers. If that's the case, routing will never happen.

If you're talking about predefined static routes. Not that I'm aware of. What seems to be the routing problem?

It is most likely squash file system. You will not be able to read it.