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| ====== Troubleshooting====== | ====== Troubleshooting====== | ||
| - | In o}}rder to get access to ssh on the device, you will need to turn Tor off, if you have Tor running, it will redirect your ssh traffic back out over the Tor network instead of the local interface on the device. | + | In order to get access to ssh on the device, you will need to turn Tor off, if you have Tor running, it will redirect your ssh traffic back out over the Tor network instead of the local interface on the device. |
| If you are on a windows machine, you can use a free ssh client program called putty downloadable here: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html | If you are on a windows machine, you can use a free ssh client program called putty downloadable here: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html | ||
| In MacOS, you can just use the built in terminal application. To open the Terminal app, click Go in the top menu, then select Utilities, then click Terminal.app. The command for MacOS is ssh root@192.168.19.84 | In MacOS, you can just use the built in terminal application. To open the Terminal app, click Go in the top menu, then select Utilities, then click Terminal.app. The command for MacOS is ssh root@192.168.19.84 | ||