Tag: iphone ssh

📅 September 22, 2009

HowTo: SSH Into Your iPhone/iPod Touch With Total Commander and T-Pot Plugin ( Windows )

This plug-in is based on iTunes API which allows to access the iPod file system by the USB, unfortunately this API isn’t publicly documented yet.

If you read FSMdotCOM you’re either on a jailbroken device or you really considering on jailbreaking your device. One thing you can do if your device is jailbroken is to access the iPhone files and pretty much do whatever you want inside the iPhone/iTouch ( inside the OS not the hardware ). This process is called SSH. ( read more iPhone/iTouch terminology and f.a.q. here ).

If you’re on a Mac you can SSH into your iPhone/iTouch using Cyberduck. If you are a Windows user, you can SSH using WinSCP, or iPhone Tunnel ( iPhone Tunnel for 3.0 is no longer free ). Another way you can SSH into your iPhone/iTouch if you are on Windows is through Total Commander. Total Commander is a shareware Orthodox File Manager (OFM) for Windows. Some features include a built-in FTP client, file compare, archive file navigation, and a versatile multi-rename tool with regular expression support.

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📅 June 26, 2009

HowTo: SSH Into Your iPhone OS 3.0 ( Windows )

Since it was released Jailbreak Firmware 3.0, you have all complained about the problem, or rather, the genuine inability to connect to SSH using the USB cable and iTunnel. Let’s see together how to resolve the problem by following these simple steps

ATTENTION: also read HowTo: SSH Into Your iPhone OS 3.0 ( Mac )

SSH or Secure Shell is a network protocol that allows data to be exchanged using a secure channel between two networked devices. I got a lot of emails asking me what exactly is SSH and how to do it.

I thought that this process is well known by now, but after answering literally tons of emails on this subject, i decided to create this tutorial and explain step by step how to do it.

This is ( in my opinion ) the first thing you need to learn after you jailbreak your iPhone ( OS 3.0 Mac and Windows ). First thing you need to do is to get a couple of things from Cydia: OpenSSH and SBSettings.

After SpringBoard respring , swipe your finger from the top of the iPhone/iTouch screen down to access SBSettings and make sure OpenSSH is turned ON. Also make sure you are on WiFi and WiFi is turned ON as well.

You dont need to know your WiFI for windows SSH, but in case you’re wondering how to get your WiFi IP address, theres a screenshot below.

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📅 June 26, 2009

HowTo: SSH Into Your iPhone OS 3.0 ( Mac )

A simple and short step-by-step tutorian on how to SSH into your iPhone and iTouch running OS 3.0 for Mac users.

ATTENTION: also read HowTo: SSH Into Your iPhone OS 3.0 ( Windows )

SSH or Secure Shell is a network protocol that allows data to be exchanged using a secure channel between two networked devices. I got a lot of emails asking me what exactly is SSH and how to do it.

I thought that this process is well known by now, but after answering literally tons of emails on this subject, i decided to create this tutorial and explain step by step how to do it.

This is ( in my opinion ) the first thing you need to learn after you jailbreak your iPhone ( OS 3.0 Mac and Windows ). First thing you need to do is to get a couple of things from Cydia: OpenSSH and SBSettings.

After SpringBoard respring , swipe your finger from the top of the iPhone/iTouch screen down to access SBSettings and make sure OpenSSH is turned ON. Also make sure you are on WiFi and WiFi is turned ON as well.

Next thing is to know your WiFi IP. You can find it out either in SBSettings or Settings>Wifi> Tap on the blue arrow next to your connection.

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