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For example, if authentication is enabled on virtual ports (port 0), the user in Figure 6-30 will be prompted
again for the username and password.
% ssh scs2
paul@scs2's password:(not echoed)
Lantronix Version n.n/n (yymmdd)
Type Help at the 'Local_>' prompt for assistance.
Username> paul
Password> (not echoed)
6.5.2.8 SSH Incoming Connections (Unix and Non-Unix)
For a successful incoming SSH connection, RSA, DSA, and/or local password
Note:
user authentication must be configured.
To form an SSH connection from a Unix platform to an SCS, your computer must have an SSH client
installed (OpenSSH, for example).
At the command prompt, enter ssh followed by the SCS host name or IP Address. You may also
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specify a username by adding a −l(username) or (username)@hostname.
% ssh -l(username) (hostname or IP)
% ssh (username)@(hostname or IP)
If your RSA or DSA key is passphrase protected, enter your password.
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3 If you are not using an RSA or DSA key, specify the username and password that the SCS will use to
authenticate you.
4 If connecting directly to a serial port on the SCS, specify the port number as 22xx, where xx is the
port number. For the appropriate SSH options for your system, enter man ssh or view your client
software's help files for a full listing of instructions and syntax requirements.
% ssh -p2202 (hostname or IP)
To form an SSH connection from a non-Unix platform to an SCS:
Start your SSH Client software.
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2 Enter the SCS host name or IP Address and specify the public key file to use.
Enter the ssh command followed by the SCS name.
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If connecting directly to a serial port on the SCS, specify the port number as 22xx, where xx is the
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port number. In the example below, an SSH connection is formed to port 2 of scs2. For the appropriate
SSH options for your system, enter man ssh or view your client software's help files for a full listing
of instructions and syntax requirements.
Figure 6-30: Previously Configured User Authentication
Figure 6-31: Forming an SSH Connection (UNIX)
Figure 6-32: Forming an SSH Connection to a Port
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Establishing Sessions