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    1 DD-WRT:Change the Root SSH Password
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    3 :author: Aaron Ball
    4 :email: nullspoon@iohq.net
    5 
    6 
    7 == {doctitle}
    8 
    9 <obligatory-blog-intro> ... </obligatory-blog-intro>
   10 
   11 To change your root password on your DD-WRT router (assuming you already know
   12 what it currently is set to), log in through SSH. It turns out that DD-WRT
   13 doesn't use the passwd command to set user passwords like most Linux's.
   14 Instead, to set your password, run the following command.
   15 
   16 ----
   17 setuserpasswd [username] [password]
   18 ----
   19 
   20 To give an example here
   21 
   22 ----
   23 setuserpasswd root Jimminycr1cket4tehW1n
   24 ----
   25 
   26 This may not work on older versions of DD-WRT. I can't say because my router,
   27 the Buffalo Technology WHR-HP-G300N runs DD-WRT v24-sp2.
   28 
   29 
   30 Category:DD-WRT
   31 
   32 Category:Linux
   33 
   34 
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