how to create a ssh tunelling on the router ?

[Mintou]

Hello,
in my country only way to connect to internet is via ssh tunelling. I am following this tutorial > https://mullvad.net/en/help/ssh-and-mullvad-vpn/
it works on windows with Putty, but I wanted to know if it is possible to do it with the router so everybody in my house has access to uncensored internet.
best regards.

 

[Mintou]

any help

 

[sfx2000]

Might have to install openssh over the default dropbear...

One thing to consider - from your desk - Snowflake has been fairly successful at getting past the latest restrictions over in Russia and Iran...

Snowflake ❄️

snowflake.torproject.org

Install that on your desktop PC - and then share internet from it to the other devices...

 

[Mintou]

hey man, snowflake works one time out of 10 and when it works it can't be a solution for someone like me who works on computers all day.
openssh over dropbear, i will have a look, any tutorial or ressources ?
best regards.

 

[sfx2000]

hey man, snowflake works one time out of 10 and when it works it can't be a solution for someone like me who works on computers all day.
openssh over dropbear, i will have a look, any tutorial or ressources ?
best regards.

I think openssh-client and openssh-server are over in entware...

You'll have to disable the dropbear, or move it to a different port

 

[Martinski]

openssh over dropbear, i will have a look, any tutorial or ressources ?

Here's the post where I described how to install the OpenSSH Server on the ASUS router via Entware:

Solved - SFTP - Key Only access via FileZilla client to RT-AC68U

The thread title is what I'd like to achieve i.e. SFTP access to my RT-AC68U Router via a FileZilla client, but only using a passphrase protected private key and its paired public public key, so not using a User ID and password for SFTP access. AFAIK Dropbear that is supplied by Asus by default...

www.snbforums.com

Note that SSH Tunneling is enabled by default for *both* "local" & "remote" port forwarding:

AllowTcpForwarding yes

If you want to be more explicit and based on your needs, you can set it for one or the other:

AllowTcpForwarding local

OR

AllowTcpForwarding remote

HTH.