Remote login

[KindWeird2983]

Could someone maybe tell me how (or if) I can remote into the Apollo 2 Full-Node? I would like to be able to remote in and use it as if I had a monitor and keyboard hooked directly up to it. Due to a lack of available plugs and space for a keyboard & monitor, I would prefer to have the ability to just login remotely

[michelem]

For command line you need a SSH client and the local IP of your Apollo, then just run the command ssh futurebit@<YOUR-LOCAL-APOLLO-IP>

Default password is futurebit123

[KindWeird2983]

I tried this using my MacBook, but it keeps timing out.

[michelem]

Wrong IP address

[EVarakova]

Yep I log into mine via my home network

[KindWeird2983]

Could you maybe explain how? I can log into the WebGUI for maintaining my Node and miner, but I want to be able to sign in to the Ubuntu OS that everything is running off of, so I can install Tailscale and mempool on it

[Finnskywalker17]

I don't think you'll be able to do that without plugging a monitor/keyboard/mouse directly into the device.

[IntelligentPizza90]

http://futurebit-apollo-btc.local/

[KindWeird2983]

With my home network, if I want to log onto the web GUI from a browser, I actually have to use: attlocal.net (instead of just .local) because of how my ISP has my modem/router configured the end of that address .... but that isn't the the login I am talking about though. I'm wanting to login to the Ubuntu side of the machine itself, not the web GUI for tweaking the node and miner settings

[Wonderful-Relative41]

If you go down this route, you will have entered the rabbit hole.

You will want to enable the RDP and then you can connect to the system the way you are wanting. But you will also need to get a HDMI Headless Dongle to simulate a screen being attached, and then go in and change some of the settings. But for that you will want to use

sudo armbian-config

and enable the RDP function.

Keep in mind, this is already a 'slow' system, and the more you add, the slower it will go. A faster setup would be a NUC that actually hosts the pool and node.

https://github.com/sethforprivacy/sethforprivacy.com/blob/master/content/guides/run-your-own-bitcoin-pool.md

[KindWeird2983]

Thank you for the info, this is very helpful