It is more likely to be the first one (192.168.1.5).
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If your Mac is on the same local network as your Drobo, you want to use the local (LAN) IP address, not the public (WAN) IP address. Have you verified the IP address of your Drobo? In your original post you said it was 192.168.1.5, but in your later reply you said it was 192.164.6.4. NOTES Dropbear only supports SSH protocol version 2. SSHAUTHSOCK Set to a forwarded ssh-agent connection.
If a shell was requested this is set to an empty value. But reading a bit more I think that only the 5n has DroboApps support from the dashboard, and that on the other Drobos that can run DroboApps they need to be installed as you previously mentioned. SSHORIGINALCOMMAND If a 'command' authorizedkeys option was used, the original command is specified in this variable. I have a 5n, so I’m not sure, but before I replied I read that the B800fs can run DroboApps so I thought so. I have 2 Drobo’s B800fs, I have downloaded the dashboard fromĭoes B800fs version allow users to view Dobo Apps page? You have mentioned - “From the Drobo Apps page in the Dashboard” I dont have this option in my dashboard? More information about the DroboApps page in the Dashboard is here: If it says “Application is running” then try the “configure” action to see if you can find any clues about why you are unable to connect. Update: There is an updated version of the Dropbear Drobo App that attempts to fix this issue with the rootpasswd script. The Drobo 5D should be nice piece of kit. This means that if you forget this password, a drobo reset will not reset it back to root. Drobo 5N requires a dedicated share for each computer youre backing up (per data sheet) - you can simply allow all machines to share the space using OS X Server Backing up via Time Machine to NAS is not supported by Apple & as OS X updates come out, youre relying on Drobo to maintain support on the 5N. If it says “Application is stopped” then you should first do the “configure” action, then the “run” action. Warning: Changing this /etc/.passwd file IS permanent and does appear to persist after a Drobo FS reset as well. If it says “Application is not installed” then do the “install” action. You should use the DroboApps page in the Dashboard app to determine what is going on. In the case that you have installed it, besides starting and stopping the app, an additional option will be to “configure” the app. Under “Status and Actions” it will say “Application is not installed” or “Application is stopped” or “Application is running”. When you select Dropbear in the Dashboard, it will be clear what the status of the app is from the available actions. From the Drobo Apps page in the Dashboard, you will see a list of DroboApps that you can install, as well as any DroboApps that you have already installed. Is there something I am missing if yes could help please (may be replication steps like me)ĭroboApps are installed and managed via the Drobo Dashboard app. UserA$ ssh connect to host 192.168.1.5 port 22: Connection refused Remote: Total 40 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 40
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One of my previous thread who told me to post/search on this site.įor this I guess I need to download OpenSSH via ( ), I will consider having root access so I will visit this ( ) and run following commands: We have 2 Drobo’s connected using LAN both B800fs. I would like to SSH into Drobo to see different files, who is logged in etc…
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