If you prefer an Explorer style interface that shows only the files on the router, before you click on Login click on Preferences and select the Explorer Interface. The program will log into the router and, if successful, will bring up the main window.īy default the the program uses the Commander Interface with the files on the computer shown on the left and the files on the router shown on the right. It will only appear the very first time you log on to the router. Select the session you want to use and click on Login.Īs WinSCP starts to log in to the router, you may get a message box appearing that says the "Server's host key is not in the cache ". The next time you run WinSCP this is where you will start from. You will then be shown the Stored Sessions dialog. Then click on Save.Ĭheck the Save password box and click on OK. Uncheck the Lookup user groups box to avoid a Directory not found warning.
Check the Advanced options box and, before clicking on Save, click on Environment -> SCP/Shell. The first time you run the program you will be presented with the login dialog, where you enter the necessary information to log into the router.Ĭhange the File protocol to SCP, enter the IP Address of the router as the Host name, enter root as the User name and the password you set in the router's web interface as Password. WinSCP is available for download from WinSCP Run this file to install WinSCP. Putty is a terminal program that is used to access the shell program running on the router and gives you access to the Linux command line. Think of it as Windows Explorer for the router.
It also allows you to edit files on the router. WinSCP is a program that allows you to access files on the router and copy them to and from your computer. Two programs that can be used with the ROOter firmware on your router are WinSCP and Putty. Access to the router Using WinSCP and Putty
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