Noob Question about SSH & Telnet

[deamon_knightMember]

If I’m running my Zeroshell box without a Keybpard & Display, I can access it easily enough through the Web interface. However, since some options cannot be configured this way, I’d like to know how else I can access the system. Some of the CLI options talk about Telnet-ing into the system. I know its damub question, but how would I do this?

Telnet and the IP says connection refused, and SSH does not seem to do anything.

-Thanks

[asequesMember]

You have to go using the web interface to Setup -> SSH -> Mark as Enabled
And then you should limit acces to your trusted networks

After all that you should be able to enter using user admin and your password

[JCMember]

Putty works good as an ssh client.

depending on ur network, u may just want to limit access to ur ip

[deamon_knightMember]

I must admit I don’t know how to use any of these. After Enabling SSH on the local wired interface. I don’t know what to do. Telnet (IP) still doesn’t work: Connection refused. I don’t know how to use SSH and launching Putty just gives me a black windows with a cursor, and I can’t enter anything. Can anyone give me a walk through or point me in the right direction?

-Thanks

[JCMember]

This should get u started

http://jtevans.kilnar.com/linux_basics/putty.html

for other help just [ur search engine here] “putty how to” and u will get other pages.
I’m not sure, as i _won’t_ use telnet, if zs even has it.

🙂
gl to ya

edit: oh, and do make sure under the ssh tab u have either ur network or just the machine u wish to ssh from and that ssh is enabled.

[deamon_knightMember]

Duh, Thanks Alot JC. I was googling “SSH” and getting alot of sites on the tech behind SSH, not on how to use it.

Of course, I then discovered I had not ‘saved’ when I added by one network to the ‘enable ssh’ windows, so problem solved.

Thanks Again!

[JCMember]

np 🙂

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