creating SSH to LAN devices From Router

[evgenie.daniel1]

hello

my PC is having IP on the network like the Router - 132.66.x.x

my router is having two network:

first - WAN using IP 132.66.x.x  

second - LAN is having also VLAN1 configured on 10.10.x.x

to this LAN network connected 40 devices that getting IP from the one of the Server who is also on the LAN network but not from the Router.

I can get from my PC 132.66.x.x SSH via Putty to the Router Wan address 132.66.x.x. i login to the router. now i am in the global mode:

router#

i want to make a "SSH" (from the command line of the router) to those 40 devices every time i pick one of them. but i cannot. i don't know why. maybe it is not configured to allow SSH to those devices. you can see the conf here:

see the attached file.

what can i do to make the SSH to those 40 devices work?

thanks.

[Seb Rupik · Accepted solution]

Hi there,

Are you say that the following command would not work?:

ssh -l intelwifi 10.10.10.x

(...replacing 'x' with the host ID of you of your servers)

If so, try removing the following line:

!
no ip ssh source-interface GigabitEthernet0
!

cheers,

Seb.

[cofee]

Firstly you need to verify that ssh is supported and allowed on end devices. Are you able to ping them from the router? you also may need to configure the router for outbound ssh connections "transput output ssh" if it is set to transput output none under line vty 0 4.

[evgenie.daniel1]

that would be to the WAN network SSH. but it is also ok but not what i asked  :)