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2. Go to Services-> SSHFS page. Enable the SSHFS and configure the information as shown in the picture below: | 2. Go to Services-> SSHFS page. Enable the SSHFS and configure the information as shown in the picture below: | ||
[[File:Rut SSHFS configuration.png|center|thumb|675x675px]] | [[File:Rut SSHFS configuration.png|center|thumb|675x675px]]After applying above configurations on the router, click on save & apply button. | ||
== Testing == | |||
After the configuration part is completed, now it’s the time to test the setup and see if it is working as intended or not. You can test it on your router to see if the filesystem has successfully mounted or not. | |||
# Go to router’s CLI and change directory to /mnt and list the contents of the directory. You will see that Ubuntu machine’s directory /home/ramman contents can be found there.[[File:TestingSSHFS.png|center|thumb|735x735px]]Here you can read, write, and modify the files over SSH. Every time, when user makes any changes in the filesystem through router, they will automatically get reflected on the Ubuntu machine. | |||