LAN Turtle
  • LAN Turtle by Hak5
  • Getting Started
    • LAN Turtle Basics
    • The Module System
    • Default Settings
    • SSH Clients
  • Setup Guides
    • Connecting for the First Time
    • Setting up a new LAN Turtle
    • Installing Modules
    • Your First Reverse Shell
  • FAQ / Troubleshooting
    • Power Considerations
    • Specifications
    • Factory Reset
    • Manual Upgrade
  • Video Guides
    • First Boot and Software Update
    • The Turtle Shell and Turtle Modules
    • Metasploit and LAN Turtle with Meterpreter
    • Persistent Shell Access with AutoSSH
    • Remote File Systems with SSHFS
    • Man-in-the-Middle with URL Snarf
    • Man-in-the-Middle with DNS Spoof
    • Obtaining Credentials from a Locked PC
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  • LINUX AND OSX
  • WINDOWS
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  1. Getting Started

SSH Clients

Last updated 3 years ago

LINUX AND OSX

Linux and Mac operators are recommended to use the built in SSH client (typically openssh). With the LAN Turtle plugged into the user’s PC, an SSH connection is usually initiated by issuing “ssh root@172.16.84.1” from the terminal.

ssh root@172.16.84.1

WINDOWS

Since Microsoft does not bundle an SSH client with Windows by default, Windows users are encouraged to use the open source PuTTY client from:

Please Note: for the best experience, choose ISO-8859-1 Remote character set from Window > Translation. Otherwise the menu outlines may seem garbled.

ANDROID

For quick access and configuration changes in the field, the LAN Turtle’s Shell can be accessed from an Android Tablet or Smartphone by using a USB OTG cable and SSH client. is a free open source Secure Shell client available in the Google play store.

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty
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