MICROTRONIX DX-4400 Series, User Manual

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DX-4400
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B.4 Establishing SSH Connection to the DX-4400 Product
The following PuTTY setup is required to establish an SSH (IP address, port 20) connection over Ethernet to the
DX-4400 product.
Note: It is only necessary to connect via SSH when connecting to the Linux OS console to complete a
firmware upgrade, adding a 4K IP Core License or adding additional fonts to the DX-4400 product.
1) Run the PuTTY program.
TIP: It is convenient to place a shortcut link on the desktop to the PuTTY software application.
2) Configure PuTTY as follows:
a. Under Category, select the Session item:
i. For Host Name Enter the assigned IP address assigned by the DHCP Server or the
Static factory default (i.e. 10.1.1.230)
ii. For Port enter 22
iii. For Connection type select SSH
iv. Under Saved Session: Assign a name to this user setting. i.e. DX-4400 SSH
v. Save the configuration.
Note: Going forward when restarting PuTTY, it is only necessary to select the DX-4400 SSH
Serial configuration and "Load" it from disk.
No changes are required to the default Terminal (emulator) settings.
b. In the Session section,
i. Confirm the DX-4400 SSH configuration is selected and then click Load.
ii. Click "Open" to a establish an SSH Terminal connection to the unit via IP over Ethernet.
iii. At the "login as:" prompt, type root the ENTER
iv. At the next prompt enter the default password ArmOverlay then ENTER
v. The DX-4400 will proved the Linux system root prompt, namely: root@DX-4400:~#
This confirms a SSH connection to the DX-4400 product. The figures below show the values used for the PuTTY
Session and default Terminal configuration screens.