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Cannot change Root SSH Key Pair
Hi We are using Model: ReadyNAS 3220 firmware version 6.4.2 Environment - Web interface We have been using this for sometime and have been using the backup feature. The problem is tha...
Found it.
/root/.ssh is where the key pairs are stored for the root user which is used for backups.
A simple ssh key generation command and you're set to replace the keys.Google this for better instructions.
Found it.
/root/.ssh is where the key pairs are stored for the root user which is used for backups.
A simple ssh key generation command and you're set to replace the keys.
Google this for better instructions.
ReadyNAS OS 6.4.2 is very old firmware now. You may wish to consider updating the firmware on your unit at some point.
HI mdgm
Thank you for your reply.
Could you please verify that if I upgrade it will not bring my system down?
We have some automated backups running. And we don't want to have to set them up again.Best
Well you should be prepared for downtime just in case, but normally upgrades go smoothly.
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