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Update Dang networks are sure things

steeb 2024-10-22 21:48:16 -07:00
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@ -53,4 +53,17 @@ Host '<ip address>'
PubkeyAcceptedAlgorithms +ssh-rsa
```
This enables the older SSH-RSA protocol for this single client, so that you don't need to downgrade all SSH connections.
This enables the older SSH-RSA protocol for this single client, so that you don't need to downgrade all SSH connections.
After that, you should be able to SSH into the device with `ssh <ip address>` - unlike normal SSH connection establishment, it will ask for both a username and then a password. The default username on a freshly reset AP is `super`, with a password of `sp-admin`.
Once SSH'd into the device, run the following commands:
```
set https disable
set http enable
```
My experience with the first device was that at this point, you'll lose connection and the AP will reboot. Once back up, configure as normal by browsing to `http://<ip address>`.
This won't be a security issue as these devices themselves will not be exposed to the internet - in fact, hopefully everything on the 2.4GHz network (all we are using these old APs for) will be restricted from internet access, as every one of the is either a camera or smart home device, which is all handled by Home Assistant.