Hello, world.
So anyway, I finally got around to installing the OpenWRT firmware
on my LinkSys WRT54G box today (a remarkably easy and painless
process, BTW). I set-up SSH on said box to listen on a non-standard
port and opened the firewall to that. This lets me SSH directly into
the router
Ben Scott wrote:
Hello, world.
So anyway, I finally got around to installing the OpenWRT firmware
on my LinkSys WRT54G box today (a remarkably easy and painless
process, BTW). I set-up SSH on said box to listen on a non-standard
port and opened the firewall to that. This lets me SSH directly
On 3/11/07, Bruce Dawson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I now have two completely different boxes (LinkSys WRT54G, and my
Dell PC) appearing to the world on a single IP address.
The known_hosts file can have a comma-separated list of hosts in the
first field.
Hmmm. That just lets me have
On Sun, 2007-03-11 at 11:59 -0400, Ben Scott wrote:
Hello, world.
So anyway, I finally got around to installing the OpenWRT firmware
on my LinkSys WRT54G box today (a remarkably easy and painless
process, BTW).
I agree, that was much easier than I feared it would be. Just did it
here.
On Mar 11, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Ben Scott wrote:
For now, I've written two stanzas in my $HOME/.ssh/config file, one
for each box, and used the UserKnownHosts directive to assign
different known_hosts files to each. So ssh homegw uses
$HOME/.ssh/homegw.known_hosts and ssh blackfire uses
Ben Scott writes:
Anyone else have thoughts or ideas to offer?
ssh client doesn't mind if there is more than one entry for a given
host in the known_hosts file.
Because of this you can simply manually edit the known_hosts file to
have multiple entries (one for each actual host) all with the
