OpenSSH

Introduction

The smart vision system iam is designed to be controlled over an Open-Secure Shell (SSH) connection. Practically every Unix and Linux system includes the ssh command. This command is used to start the SSH client program that enables secure connection to the SSH server on a remote machine. The ssh command is used for log in into the remote machine, transferring files between the two machines, and for executing commands on the remote machine.

System Requirements:

iam needs to be booted. Check the network settings by using the ping command as discribed above.

The host needs a SSH-Server. The OpenSSH server can be installed with the following command on a Linux system:

Before establishing an OpenSSH connection, add the camera to your "known host systems" with the command below:

Usefull commands:

Open a SSH connection

To open a shell on the camera use the following command:

It can be closed by typing the following command:

OpenSSH with remote Windows support

For X-Server support the -Y or -X command must be added.

File Transfer

Pull example:

Push example:

To transfer a complete folder use the recursive command -r. The command below will transfer the files from your-director to the location /home/root/your-director onto iam .

CPU Load example

The following example shows how to start a terminal application step by step. It is an example to display the current processes and services running on the camera system.

1. Open an OpenSSH connection from your host system

    

2. The root password is required.
   Do not get confused hence there will not be a display feedback while typing.
   
   

3. Start the command line application top on the system.

   Open

   
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4. To exit the application use the command ctrl+c.