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--- router_to_router_ssh [2021/09/22 01:39] – [Overview] hogwild
+++ router_to_router_ssh [2021/09/22 01:44] – [Example] hogwild
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 ==== Example ====
-This example will enable/disable the eth1 5Ghz Wi-Fi interface on the secondary router. (Temperature is shown only when the interface is on).
+This example will enable/disable the eth1 5Ghz Wi-Fi interface on the secondary router. (Temperature is shown only when the interface is on).  \\  \\
-\\
-\\
+  - This shows the status display before ([Primary router) the command is run:\\ {{:pasted:20210921-152542.png}}
-  - This shows the status display before ([Primary router) the command is run.\\ {{:pasted:20210921-152542.png}}
 \\
-  - Command [**ssh root@192.168.10.1 radio toggle 1**] executed.\\ {{:pasted:20210921-152607.png}}
+  - Here, the command (**ssh root@192.168.10.1 radio toggle 1**) executed:\\ {{:pasted:20210921-152607.png}}
-\\   - Here is the status displayed after the command is run.
+  - And here is the status display after the command is run.
-\\ {{:pasted:20210921-152637.png}} \\  \\  (If the same command is repeated, eth1 will be disabled on the primary router.)
+{{:pasted:20210921-152637.png}} \\  \\ If the same command is repeated, eth1 will be disabled on the primary router.
-\\ **Notes**
+===== Notes =====
-\\ SSH must be enabled on both routers. \\ The key generated is not preserved across a reboot of the [primary] router. Either keep a copy of the id_dropbear file offline [on a UFD or “CIFS Client” share] for restoration, or be prepared to repeat the procedure [steps 1 & 2 under “**How To**”] after a reboot [removing any redundant key from the secondary router during the process]. \\ This guide was produced using [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/|PuTTY]] [v0.76] and FreshTomato v2021.5. \\ Insiration was provided by [[https://blog.michael.franzl.name/2017/09/03/set-passwordless-ssh-login-dropbear-client/|this]] article [and this process was first documented [[https://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/%E2%80%9Cpassword-less%E2%80%9D-router-to-router-ssh-how-to.76761/|here]]].
+  * SSH must be enabled on both routers.
+  * The key generated is erase after a reboot of the primary router. Either keep a copy of the id_dropbear file offline (on a flash drive, or CIFS Client share) for restoration, or be prepared to repeat the procedure (“**HOWTO**” steps 1 and 2) after a reboot [removing any redundant key from the secondary router during the process]. \\ This guide was produced using [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/|PuTTY]] [v0.76] and FreshTomato v2021.5. \\ Insiration was provided by [[https://blog.michael.franzl.name/2017/09/03/set-passwordless-ssh-login-dropbear-client/|this]] article [and this process was first documented [[https://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/%E2%80%9Cpassword-less%E2%80%9D-router-to-router-ssh-how-to.76761/|here]]].

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