Hello,
Running 384.6 of the firmware and I have a question about the NVRam and ssh keys.
I access my router from a number of devices using ssh, so I only allow access via keys and not password from the internet mainly.
My issue is each time I add a key in the web gui, it eats up NVRAM space, yet it also writes the keys into the authorized_keys file.
As you can see my NVRam is very low, not sure why? but if I remove my ssh keys it does go down..
Internal Storage
NVRAM usage 65274 / 65536 bytes
JFFS 14.04 / 62.75 MB
Is there a way to only store the ssh keys in the authorized_keys, either on jffs or being that I use USB storage on the routers on that storage, I could save up to 1K+ of NVRAM?
or are there recommendations regarding lowering the NVRam usage on this device?
I also use it as an openVPN with three Asus router to Asus router links, could this be an issue with the NVRAM too?
thank you
Pasquale
Running 384.6 of the firmware and I have a question about the NVRam and ssh keys.
I access my router from a number of devices using ssh, so I only allow access via keys and not password from the internet mainly.
My issue is each time I add a key in the web gui, it eats up NVRAM space, yet it also writes the keys into the authorized_keys file.
As you can see my NVRam is very low, not sure why? but if I remove my ssh keys it does go down..
Internal Storage
NVRAM usage 65274 / 65536 bytes
JFFS 14.04 / 62.75 MB
Is there a way to only store the ssh keys in the authorized_keys, either on jffs or being that I use USB storage on the routers on that storage, I could save up to 1K+ of NVRAM?
or are there recommendations regarding lowering the NVRam usage on this device?
I also use it as an openVPN with three Asus router to Asus router links, could this be an issue with the NVRAM too?
thank you
Pasquale
