SSH Device Settings

SSH (Secure Shell) is an encrypted network protocol for securely operating network services over unsecured networks. When configuring an SSH device, specific connection parameters must be provided.

Basic Settings

For settings common to all device types, refer to Device List:

Device Name
IP / Hostname
Type: Select SSH
Max Connections
Port: SSH default is 22
Remarks
Max Duration
Admin Email

SSH Edit Page

SSH-Specific Settings

Host Key

Enter the remote SSH server’s Host Key (public key) to verify server identity and prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.

Server Alive Interval

Set the keep-alive packet interval (in seconds) for the SSH connection. This helps prevent idle timeouts in unstable network environments.

Command

Specify a command or script to execute automatically after SSH connection is established. Useful for auto-navigation or launching specific programs.

Locale

Set the locale environment variable for the SSH session (e.g., en_US.utf8, zh_TW.utf8) to ensure consistent text encoding and language display in the terminal.