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In addition to using the 't2 root' command to open a SSH shell session in the CMD window, it is also possible to use Windows SSH Clients. | |
However, rather than simply logging in as root with a password, you can re-use the SHA2 certificate that the t2 provisioning process | |
generated and placed in the C:\Users\<user_name>\.tessel folder on your Windows PC. In the steps below, the IP of the Ethernet connection | |
to your Tessel 2 is used as the Host IP in the Server group. | |
1. On the Login tab of Bitvise, locate and select the 'Client key manager' link. | |
2. Within the Client key manager window, click the Import button. | |
3. In the Select Client Key Import File dialog, navigate the aforementioned .tessel folder and select the id_rsa file. | |
4. After selecting Import on the next dialog after double-clicking the id_rsa file, close the Client key manager window. | |
5. Now select 'Public Key' as the 'Initial method' in the Authentication group, then the certificate from the 'Client key' drop-down. | |
6. The Username field will still conatain 'root' (unquoted) as the username. | |
7. Lastly, click on the Login button to establish a session. | |
It is likely that this same process will work with other SSH programs that support SHA2 certificate authentication methods. |
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