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## Copy your public key to '''authorized_keys''' file | ## Copy your public key to '''authorized_keys''' file | ||
##* cat id_spirit_rsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys | ##* cat id_spirit_rsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys | ||
# Done. | |||
== SFTP'ing into device with password == | == SFTP'ing into device with password == |
Revision as of 07:34, 22 September 2011
Since version 1065 we disabled FTP and now use SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol)
Setting up passwordless login
- Create yourself a public RSA key
- Linux
- ssh-keygen -t rsa
- Windows
- puttygen
- Linux
- Send the public key to device
- Linux
- scp id_rsa.pub martem@10.0.0.24:id_spirit_rsa.pub
- Linux
- Add your key in .ssh/authorized_keys
- Log in to device
- Linux
- ssh martem@10.0.0.24
- Windows
- putty
- Linux
- List all files and directories in current folder
- ls -la
- Create directory .ssh if it doesn't exist
- mkdir .ssh
- Copy your public key to authorized_keys file
- cat id_spirit_rsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys
- Log in to device
- Done.
SFTP'ing into device with password
Since Windows doesn't have a built in SFTP client you need to download one.
For example: WinSCP, FileZilla
If you do not have administrative privileges to install software on your computer, then download "Portable executables" of WinSCP
Option | Value |
---|---|
Host name | IP address of GW6 |
User name | ftpuser |
Password | WLAf7gg6 |
Protocol | STFP |
Allow SCP fallback | true |