Discussion:
Using SSH instead of Telnet
trystan
2004-05-28 22:26:19 UTC
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Hello

I've not noticed it in the manual, but found that I can use 'SSH'
(linux/unix) to login remotely to my MikroTik boxes instead of Telnet.
:) :)

(for those who aren't familiar with SSH, it allows you to conduct an
encrypted terminal session which is more secure than Telnet where
everything is sent "in the clear")

Syntax:
ssh 80.229.43.198 -l admin
(where the address of your MikroTik router is subsituted)

Trystan
Leroy
2004-05-29 03:16:15 UTC
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SSH is only available of you have the security package installed.



http://www.mikrotik.com/docs2.8/guide/packages.main







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Subject: [MikroTik] Using SSH instead of Telnet



Hello

I've not noticed it in the manual, but found that I can use 'SSH'
(linux/unix) to login remotely to my MikroTik boxes instead of Telnet. :) :)

(for those who aren't familiar with SSH, it allows you to conduct an
encrypted terminal session which is more secure than Telnet where everything
is sent "in the clear")

Syntax:
ssh 80.229.43.198 -l admin
(where the address of your MikroTik router is subsituted)

Trystan

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