Change password using passwd, then
Code:
cp /etc/shadow /config/shadow
Topic: AntMiner SSH Passwd (Read 2254 times)
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Change password using passwd, then
Change password using passwd, then
No, ssh password does not change when you change web interface password.
I thought once you had changed it in the gui it was changed for ssh also?
I know I can change GUI password, it's very easy. But I also want to change ssh password from root /admin to root /anything.
Linux command normally is
Linux command normally is
Code:
passwd
But changes do not persist after rebooting.
Can't you just use the GUI and change the password there instead?
I have the same problem. Anyone found a solution?
I've changed my AntMiner SSH password after logging in via root@, logging in with the default userid and password for SSH and then running passwd to set a new password. After booting the miner, the password reverts back to the default setting and my new password is not functional any longer. Has anyone else experienced this and is there any way to prevent the default password from being reset? It sure it strange and its a vulnerability if I were to allow port forwarding connectivity remotely through my router.
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