SSH redirect overview

SSH redirect provides redirect service for Stelnet clients. An Stelnet client can log in to the SSH redirect server, and then access a destination device through the SSH redirect server.

The following methods are available for a user to access the destination device:

Accessing the destination device by specifying the SSH redirect listening port

As shown in Figure 150, perform the following tasks on the PC to access Device A:

  1. Launch an SSH client software on the PC to establish a connection.

  2. Configure connection parameters according to the authentication method.

  3. Enter IP address 192.168.1.1 of the SSH redirect server and SSH redirect listening port 4001.

  4. Enter the username and password to enter user view of Device A.

Figure 145: Logging in to Device A by specifying the SSH redirect listening port

Accessing the destination device by specifying the absolute number of the user line

As shown in Figure 151, perform the following tasks on the PC to access Device A:

  1. Log in to the SSH redirect server through Telnet or SSH.

  2. Execute the display line command to obtain the absolute number of the user line for the interface connected to Device A.

    For more information about the display line command, see Fundamentals Command Reference.

  3. Launch an SSH client software on the PC to establish a connection.

  4. Configure connection parameters according to the authentication method.

  5. Enter IP address 192.168.1.1 of the SSH redirect server and SSH listening port 22.

  6. Enter the username and password to enter user view of Device A. The username is in the username:idx format, where the idx argument specifies the absolute number of the user line.

Figure 146: Logging in to Device A by specifying the absolute number of the user line