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==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
This menu controls if ssh port | This menu controls if ssh server behaviour regarding port forward and authentication methods. | ||
==Settings== | ==Settings== | ||
Revision as of 13:14, 15 November 2012
Applies to RouterOS: v5
Summary
This menu controls if ssh server behaviour regarding port forward and authentication methods.
Settings
| Property | Desciption |
|---|---|
| forwarding-enabled (no|yes default:no) | controls ssh port forwarding |
| always-allow-password-login (no|yes default:no) | controls ssh authentication methods, if set to yes, does not remove form allowed methods password_login |
Example
To use this feature from Linux host using OpenSSH client this command can be used:
ssh reamoteuser@remotehost -L port:remotehost:remoteport
where:
- remoteuser - user of router
- remotehost - router address (if host name is used in -L settings, router should be able to resolve this name)
- port - local port that your host will listen on
- remoteport - port on the router
If user requires telnet to router, but you do not want to allow it to be plain text, Following can be done:
ssh admin@192.168.88.1 -L 3000:192.168.88.1:23
now when user uses telnet localhost 3000" it will log in the router using telnet over encrypted tcp connection.
Note: we fully support SFTP v3 as described in draft-ietf-secsh-filexfer-02.txt other versions can cause problems