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SSH (Secure Shell) Server and Client
Document revision 2.0 (Fri Mar 05 09:09:40 GMT 2004)
This document applies to Wandy RouterOS V2.8
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Summary
Specifications
Related Documents
Additional Documents
SSH Server
Description
Property Description
Example
SSH Client
Example
General Information
Summary
SSH Client authenticates server and encrypts traffic between the client and server. You can use
SSH just the same way as telnet - you run the client, tell it where you want to connect to, give your
username and password, and everything is the same after that. After that you won't be able to tell
that you're using SSH. The SSH feature can be used with various SSH Telnet clients to securely
connect to and administrate the router.
The Wandy RouterOS supports:
• SSH 1.3, 1.5, and 2.0 protocol standards
• server functions for secure administration of the router
• telnet session termination with 40 bit RSA SSH encryption is supported
• secure ftp is not supported
• Winbox connection encryption (TSL)
The Wandy RouterOS has been tested with the following SSH telnet terminals:
- Table Of Contents 1
- Setting up Wandy RouterOS 16
- Adding Software Packages 19
- Basic Configuration Tasks 21
- Basic Examples 22
- Viewing Routes 23
- Adding Default Routes 23
- Advanced Configuration Tasks 25
- Terminal Console 26
- Lists and Item Names 28
- Quick Typing 29
- Additional Information 30
- General Commands 31
- Safe Mode 32
- Package Management 33
- Installation (Upgrade) 34
- Uninstalling 35
- Specifications Sheet 39
- Device Driver List 42
- Wireless 49
- Driver Management 53
- General Interface Settings 57
- Interface Status 58
- FarSync X.21 Interface 59
- Wandy router to Wandy router 62
- On the hq router: 64
- L2TP Interface 65
- L2TP Client Setup 66
- Monitoring L2TP Client 67
- L2TP Application Examples 69
- L2TP Setup for Windows 71
- Point-to-Point Wireless LAN 77
- IPIP Tunnel Interfaces 79
- IPIP Setup 80
- Ethernet Interfaces 81
- VLAN Interface 89
- VLAN Setup 91
- Frame Relay Configuration 99
- Example with MOXA Interface 100
- Troubleshooting 101
- Table of Contents 102
- General Information 103
- ISDN Examples 106
- ISDN Dial-in 107
- ISDN Backup 107
- PPTP Interface 109
- PPTP Server Setup 112
- PPTP Server Users 113
- PPTP Application Examples 113
- Description 120
- Property Description 120
- Example 122
- WDS Interface Configuration 128
- Wireless Security 131
- Wireless Aplication Examples 132
- WDS Configuration Example 133
- Wireless Security Example 135
- EoIP Tunnel Interface 136
- Xpeed SDSL Interface 140
- Wandy Router to Wandy Router 142
- Wandy Router to Cisco Router 143
- Bridge Interface Setup 150
- Bridge Firewall 153
- Application Example 154
- Cyclades PC300 PCI Adapters 161
- PPPoE Client Setup 167
- Monitoring PPPoE Client 168
- PPPoE Server Users 170
- PPP Client Setup 176
- PPP Application Example 177
- IP Addresses and ARP 178
- Address Resolution Protocol 180
- Proxy-ARP feature 181
- Unnumbered Interfaces 182
- IP Security 183
- Internet Key Exchange 185
- Diffie-Hellman MODP Groups 185
- Policy Settings 186
- Remote Peer Statistics 189
- Installed SAs 190
- Wandy router to CISCO Router 193
- • on CISCO router 195
- • FreeS/WAN configuration: 195
- Static Routes 198
- Routing Tables 199
- Policy Rules 200
- Application Examples 201
- Packet Marking (Mangle) 205
- Type of Service 207
- How to Mangle NATted Traffic 209
- Firewall Filters 212
- Packet Flow 213
- Firewall Rules 214
- Firewall Chains 216
- IP Firewall Applications 217
- Example of Firewall Filters 218
- IP Pools 221
- Peer-to-Peer Traffic Control 223
- Traffic Marking 224
- VRRP Routers 228
- Virtual IP addresses 229
- Network Address Translation 231
- Redirect and Masquerade 233
- Common NAT Parameters 234
- Source NAT 235
- Destination NAT 236
- Summary 237
- [admin@Wandy] ip upnp> 238
- DNS Client and Cache 242
- HotSpot Gateway 248
- Command Description 253
- HotSpot Gateway Setup 254
- HotSpot User Profiles 256
- HotSpot Users 257
- Flags: R - radius, H - DHCP 259
- 0 Ex 10.0.0.144 4m17s 55m43s 259
- HotSpot Server Settings 260
- Customizing HotSpot Servlet 262
- Variables 263
- Possible Error Messages 266
- Optional Settings 271
- DHCP Client and Server 272
- DHCP Client Setup 274
- DHCP Client Lease 275
- DHCP Server Setup 276
- DHCP Networks 277
- DHCP Leases 278
- DHCP Relay 279
- Universal Client Interface 281
- Universal Access List 284
- IP Telephony 285
- General Voice port settings 288
- Voicetronix Voice Ports 289
- LineJack Voice Ports 291
- PhoneJack Voice Ports 293
- Zaptel Voice Ports 294
- ISDN Voice Ports 295
- Regional Settings 299
- Audio CODECs 300
- Gatekeeper 303
- General Setup 313
- Virtual Links 316
- Neighbours 317
- BGP Network 327
- BGP Peers 328
- Prefix Lists 329
- Router User Groups 334
- Router Users 335
- Local Point-to-Point AAA 337
- Local P2P User Profiles 337
- Local P2P User Database 338
- Local IP Traffic Accounting 340
- RADIUS Client Setup 342
- Accounting-Request 345
- Certificate Management 346
- Certificates 348
- 4 ssh 22 0.0.0.0/0 350
- [admin@Wandy] ip service> 350
- Bandwidth Control 353
- Virtual Interfaces 356
- Queue Types 357
- Interface Default Queues 358
- Configuring Simple Queues 359
- Configuring Queue Trees 360
- Available MIBs 371
- RFC2011 372
- RFC2096 372
- MAC Telnet Server and Client 375
- MAC Telnet Client 377
- Specifications 380
- Dynamic DNS Update 381
- Bandwidth Test 384
- Server Configuration 385
- Client Configuration 386
- Running Packet Sniffer 389
- Sniffed Packets 390
- Packet Sniffer Protocols 391
- Packet Sniffer Host 392
- Packet Sniffer Connections 393
- System Resource 400
- IRQ Usage Monitor 400
- LCD Troubleshooting 409
- Support Output File 410
- SSH Server 412
- Serial Console Configuration 416
- GPS Monitoring 420
- Console Command Syntax 423
- Expression Grouping 424
- Operators 426
- Data types 428
- Special Actions 431
- System Scheduler 435
- Network Watching Tool 437
- Traffic Monitor 439
- Sigwatch 440
- UPS Monitor Setup 443
- Runtime Calibration 445
- UPS Monitoring 445
- Time Zone 449
- BIOS upgrading 451
- BIOS Configuration 452
- System Health Monitoring 452
- LED Managment 453
- Console Reset Jumper 454
- License Management 456
- Telnet Server 459
- Telnet Client 459
- Log Messages 462
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