SSH

SSH is a protocol to encrypt data connections. It's been used most times to get a shell on remote systems.

SSH is available for the following NAS devices:

The SSH server does not require any additional configuration. Start the SSH server via the web interface.

Web interface → Services → Shell → SSH → Enable.

Web interface → ServiceManager → Net → SSH → Start.

Use a SSH client to gain access to the NAS device.

A SSH client should be installed by default. If not, install the OpenSSH package. Open a shell and start SSH. Examples:

> ssh user@hostname
> ssh admin@192.168.0.2

PuTTY is a free SSH client, which requires no installation.

Start PuTTY and enter the hostname or IP address in the textbox labeled hostname (or IP address). Click on Open and enter your authentication credentials.

• Authentication Credentials (N2R1)
• Authentication Credentials (N1T1)
• Secure_Shell