How To Connect to Your iPhone Via SSH in 3 Easy Steps
June 19th, 2008, Hedi Regaya | View Comments
[lang_en]What you need is a jailbroken 1.1.4 iPhone (with the BSD Subsystem, OpenSSH, and Boss Prefs installed), a Mac with an FTP application (like Cyberduck or Transmit) and a Wi-Fi internet connection.
- On your iPhone, start Boss Prefs and enable SSH
- On your iPhone still, go to Preferences>Wifi (assumed to be connected to your home network for example), then on the active Wi-Fi connection click the blue arrow and get the IP address
- Open your FTP application and configure it this way:
- Hostname (or server): the iPhone’s IP address
- Username: root
- Password: alpine
- File Protocol: SFTP
Hit “connect” and after a few seconds you’re connected to your iPhone!

It would be better to turn OFF SSH from BossPrefs’ from your iPhone after you finish.[/lang_en]
[lang_es]Qué usted necesita es a jailbroken el iPhone 1.1.4 (con el subsistema BSD, OpenSSH, y el jefe Boss Prefs instalado), un mac con una aplicación del ftp (como Cyberduck o Transmit) y una conexión del Internet Wi-Fi.
- En su iPhone, encienda el Boss Prefs y permita SSH
- En su todavía iPhone, va a Preferences>Wifi (asumido para ser conectado con su red casera por ejemplo), entonces en el tecleo activo de la conexión Wi-Fi la flecha azul y consigue IP address
- Abra su aplicación del FTP y configúrela esta manera:
- Hostname (or server): the iPhone’s IP address
- Username: root
- Password: alpine
- File Protocol: SFTP
¡El golpe “conecta” y después de que algunos segundos usted esté conectado con su iPhone!

Sería mejor dar vuelta APAGADO a SSH de BossPrefs de su iPhone después de que usted acabe.
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