the "Putty-Way"....
enabling port forwarding for the ssh port in the router. using dyndns and the putty tool to access your ssh connection at home. you also need to import personal ssh certificate into the putty tool and et voila.. connection granted !
You don't need to use certificates. But I bet you write that because you may think SSH is insecure if it's not using certs for auth?
About the other steps: What differes there from using shellinabox? You still need to connect to the WebGUI and if its outside your network you need DynDNS and portforwarding to. So I don't see any benefits from shellinabox, besides that it is useable in restricted networks.
Greetings
David
I like shellinabox just on local network. It's nice not to have to mess with Putty if you don't have to. You can use one of the OpenVPN plugins to connect from remote locations too.
Right, i´m think like this
Okay... but it doesn't seem you take that for full:
Ican enter the shell from whereever i want and an internet connection exist.
On one hand you only want to use SSH via certs, on the other hand you are fine by using it via webbrowser and using credentials. Not consistent to me.
I don´t think that i have to connect to the WebGUI first.. i think it should be possible port forwarding correctly configurated) that you can enter it directly using: xxx.dyndns.org:4200
Yeah, but you enumerated port forwarding and DynDNS as a negative on the putty way - but you have it on this way too.
If i use to work on different computers, i always have to configure Putty on every machine. don´t you think so ?
No I don't think so. But thats probably only for me, because I only type my hostname in and save it and maybe change the character-set... not much trouble. And to count setting up certs as a neg. point is out of the question since you stated you're fine by using it cert-free via webinterface.
Greetings
David
i always have to configure Putty on every machine.
What about putty portable? You can put it on your usb stick and always have your configuration with you.
What about putty portable? You can put it on your usb stick and always have your configuration with you.
Er hat Jehova gesagt!
He could lose that stick and because he would be using certs he would open his server to the finder, if he does not notice that he lost it for some time until he removes the pub key from his server.
Edit: Damn it, forgot for one second that you could use a passphrase for the certs.
Greetings
David
A good Admin uses an encrypted USB-Key. See this: http://www.heise.de/artikel-ar…0/06/166_Schick-vom-Stick
But I don't know anything about Wastl! 
Good Morning from Germany 
Guys, you are all right !
@'David
True, thinking about it... i´m inconsistent in it. Nowadays you should think more secure.
As i dont use OMV for business purposes and just storing private data on it... some Photos, Videos, Documents, nothing important.. i have nothing to hide @NSA and other similar organisations: it´s not worth it to check my Data :-))
If i had to administrate my system all the day i would find another solution to do it. Shellinabox is a good solution if you want to learn and try some smaler things for people like me which never worked with Linux before. I like to find out new features (at the moment is everything new to me ..and trying things.
i´m glad to have the possibility to ask things here in the forum and to discuss them. Learning from professionals !
As i dont use OMV for business purposes and just storing private data on it... some Photos, Videos, Documents, nothing important..
Hi to Germany!
I think, that private data is _important_, because they are your memory. I don't want to be a part of the "Lost Generation". Take 16 Minutes of your life and watch it. Than take 30 Minutes to think about it and your data. 
i have nothing to hide @NSA and other similar organisations: it´s not worth it to check my Data :-))
Everybody should think about NSA and others. It's not 'them', who's attacked, it's 'you'!
I like to find out new features (at the moment is everything new to me ..and trying things.
If you like to find out new things, I got a tip for you. Grab VMware-Player (no cost for personal use), build two (!!) virtual systems (one Desktop-Linux, OMV with several virtual HDDs). If you don't want to put systems into the web, create a virtual private network for them. Then you test whatever you like (example: Pull an HDD out of the RAID5-System) without risking your data.
Do not - never ever - tests on your productive system! Or you will be a part of the 'Lost Generation'! 
Alles anzeigenGood Morning from Düsseldorf,
sorry for responding that late, but i had a bit of stress within the last days..
Thank´s for sharing this Video, i really like it and you are true !
TRUE !!!
[quote]Do not - never ever - tests on your productive system! Or you will be a part of the 'Lost Generation'!
I don´t need to create a VPN, but i have a VM already running, and as i´m working for an IT department i know of cause that i´ve never ever to play with a productive System !
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