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--- router_to_router_ssh [2023/05/23 15:26] – hogwild
+++ router_to_router_ssh [2023/05/23 16:24] – -condense, firmware hogwild
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   * When the the secondary router system does not maintain its system clock, and time-sensitive jobs must be scheduled.
   * For running scripts on the secondary router for any supported command.
+  * As seen in the example below, for switching wireless radio(s) on or off on a schedule (not shown).
- As seen below, for switching wireless radio(s) on or off to a schedule (not shown).
+  - On the primary router, type the command: "dropbearkey -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/id_dropbear" to generate a KeyPair. \\ This will display a result similar to that shown below. Leave this window open. You will need it for step 2.
-  - On the primary router (the one issuing SSH commands) type the command: \\ **dropbearkey -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/id_dropbear** command to generate the KeyPair. \\ This will display a result similar to that shown below. Leave this window open. \\ You will need it for step 2.
 \\ {{:pasted:20210921-152323.png}}
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 \\  \\
-  - Copy and paste the Public key portion from the primary router \\ to the secondary router’s “Authorized Keys” field, as seen below:
+  - Copy and paste the Public key portion from the primary router \\ into the secondary router’s “Authorized Keys” field, as seen below:
 \\ {{:pasted:20210921-152415.png}}

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