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...mote to an OpenWrt > device (ddns and ssh) but if you allow ssh from the internet to your > gateway, it will get slammed on with logins by brute force all the > time. This is a good reason to make use of SSH-Keys and disallow > password authentication in the Dropbear config (option > RootPasswordAuth 'off'). > > Finally, some of my Tinc deployments are at locations that are not > staffed by technical people and would take me 3+ hours to travel to. I > now always configure these devices to daily reboot and they often have > a second Tinc network configured with a minimal,...

...ddns and ssh) but if you allow ssh from the internet to your >>> gateway, it will get slammed on with logins by brute force all the >>> time. This is a good reason to make use of SSH-Keys and disallow >>> password authentication in the Dropbear config (option >>> RootPasswordAuth 'off'). >>> >>> Finally, some of my Tinc deployments are at locations that are not >>> staffed by technical people and would take me 3+ hours to travel to. I >>> now always configure these devices to daily reboot and they often have >>> a second...

Greetings. I'm new to tinc, but have so far managed to get a couple laptops and a hosted server all connected. They're working as expected, running Tinc 1.1-pre11, which I compiled from source. Next I want to move on to adding my home router into the mix. My routers run OpenWRT. I don't have experience compiling anything from source for OpenWRT, but OpenWRT has Tinc 1.0.25

...kup method to find and remote to an OpenWrt device (ddns and ssh) but if you allow ssh from the internet to your gateway, it will get slammed on with logins by brute force all the time. This is a good reason to make use of SSH-Keys and disallow password authentication in the Dropbear config (option RootPasswordAuth 'off'). Finally, some of my Tinc deployments are at locations that are not staffed by technical people and would take me 3+ hours to travel to. I now always configure these devices to daily reboot and they often have a second Tinc network configured with a minimal, known good config that d...

...gt;> device (ddns and ssh) but if you allow ssh from the internet to your >> gateway, it will get slammed on with logins by brute force all the >> time. This is a good reason to make use of SSH-Keys and disallow >> password authentication in the Dropbear config (option >> RootPasswordAuth 'off'). >> >> Finally, some of my Tinc deployments are at locations that are not >> staffed by technical people and would take me 3+ hours to travel to. I >> now always configure these devices to daily reboot and they often have >> a second Tinc network configu...

...t if you allow ssh from the internet to your >>>> gateway, it will get slammed on with logins by brute force all the >>>> time. This is a good reason to make use of SSH-Keys and disallow >>>> password authentication in the Dropbear config (option >>>> RootPasswordAuth 'off'). >>>> >>>> Finally, some of my Tinc deployments are at locations that are not >>>> staffed by technical people and would take me 3+ hours to travel to. I >>>> now always configure these devices to daily reboot and they often have >&...

...sh from the internet to your >>>>> gateway, it will get slammed on with logins by brute force all the >>>>> time. This is a good reason to make use of SSH-Keys and disallow >>>>> password authentication in the Dropbear config (option >>>>> RootPasswordAuth 'off'). >>>>> >>>>> Finally, some of my Tinc deployments are at locations that are not >>>>> staffed by technical people and would take me 3+ hours to travel to. I >>>>> now always configure these devices to daily reboot and they o...