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Stan Brown wrote:

> My ISP has the ability to reach into "my" router -- i.e. that portion
> of the combined modem/router that they supply as part of their
> service -- and make changes;

In the UK (and I assume wider within Europe) many ISPs do remote 
provisioning using TR-069 protocol.