SSH session
SSH session
How do I go about setting up a SSH session
Re: SSH session
Dashboard --> Configuration --> Expert --> SSH Access; key in your user id and password; starts a "Shell-in-a-Box" session.
Alternatively, you can use programs like Termius or Tabby to connect to Pi-Star directly; out of the box, Pi-Star is set to accept such SSH connections.
For file transfers and the like, try WinSCP or other FTP-type programs rather than trying to initiate system-to-system transfers via the command line.
Alternatively, you can use programs like Termius or Tabby to connect to Pi-Star directly; out of the box, Pi-Star is set to accept such SSH connections.
For file transfers and the like, try WinSCP or other FTP-type programs rather than trying to initiate system-to-system transfers via the command line.
Re: SSH session
Sadly I am still unable to a SSH session, can anyone give me a step by step procedure of how to connect, in case I am missing some thing.
TIA
John
TIA
John
Re: SSH session
ASSUMING you have access to the Pi-Star Dashboard in a browser:
1) click on the ADMIN selection in the header
2) enter user name (pi-star) and password (raspberry) and hit enter
3) click on CONFIGURATION selection in the header
4) click on EXPERT selection in the header
5) click on the SSH ACCESS in the header
6) enter user name (pi-star) and then password (raspberry)
If you're getting tripped up somewhere in these steps, you'll have to provide more details about your initial setup: what kind of system(s) are you using here and what error messages are appearing, etc.
1) click on the ADMIN selection in the header
2) enter user name (pi-star) and password (raspberry) and hit enter
3) click on CONFIGURATION selection in the header
4) click on EXPERT selection in the header
5) click on the SSH ACCESS in the header
6) enter user name (pi-star) and then password (raspberry)
If you're getting tripped up somewhere in these steps, you'll have to provide more details about your initial setup: what kind of system(s) are you using here and what error messages are appearing, etc.
Re: SSH session
I get as far as item 6, it allows me to enter username (pi-star} I hit enter so as to enter password (all good so far), I type in the password (raspberry) nothing shows on the screen to confirm I have entered any thing, I hit enter, and nothing happens.!!
Re: SSH session
My recommendation would be to use something like PuTTY to go direct SSH rather than through some web browser overhead.
PuTTY may show an error message indicating some reason for not authenticating.
PuTTY may show an error message indicating some reason for not authenticating.
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Dennis L Bieber
Re: SSH session
On my MacBook, the SSH function does not work unless I go to the bottom of the SSH page and click on "Click here for full screen SSH client". Then I can enter login and password and get to the terminal prompt.