• EPT
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Topic: Create SSH server with freertos + LwIP to communicate with Tera Term

i m currently trying to write an SSH basic server on smartfusion2 Soc (arm cortex M3) from Microsemi. i managed to understand (as i think) the server example provided with wolfSSH but when i tried get a basic wolfCrypt port for the server, i was confused with the huge number of defines,features and protocols .
i will be grateful if you can give me a very basic config (minimal size) to just run the server (basic security level). Other protocols maybe added later.
you can check Tera Term client configuration to propose protocols to use:
https://ttssh2.osdn.jp/manual/4/en/usage/ssh.html
Thank you

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  • tmael
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Re: Create SSH server with freertos + LwIP to communicate with Tera Term

Hi EPT,

The basic configurations for wolfSSL and wolfSSH are as follows:

cd wolfssl
./configure --enable-ssh && make && sudo make install

cd wolfssh
./configure && make && sudo make install

You can see the default configurations in the autogenerated wolfssl/options.h.

Hope this helps.

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  • EPT
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Re: Create SSH server with freertos + LwIP to communicate with Tera Term

Thank you very much for the reply 
i am building WolfSSH and WolfSSL on Softconsole i configured the Makefile.common in GCC-ARM IDE file and  WolfSSL  compiled succesfully with the default configuration
I am currently facing some problems i have lwIP stack and wolfssh example was built using unix TCPIP stack should i change all of that manually secondly does wolfSSL need to be ported on specific hardware (crypto hardware ) or is it independant (no need for me to write wrappers)
Thank you again

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  • tmael
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Re: Create SSH server with freertos + LwIP to communicate with Tera Term

Hi EPT,

Someone pointed out that your follow-up question was never answered.

My sincere apologies for missing your follow-up post.

Did you get the problems resolved?

You can always contact support@wolfssl.com for a timely response.

Thanks

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