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update ubnt ac install steps for ssh (#322)
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ab7pa committed Dec 10, 2023
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The rest of the process remains unchanged, so once the downgrade is successful you can move to **Step 2**.

Step 2: Copy the AREDN |trade| firmware to the device
Before you can install AREDN |trade| firmware on the device, you first need to put the AREDN |trade| image in the device’s ``/tmp`` directory. Note that each 802.11ac model will have a *different* AREDN |trade| image name, as opposed to past releases where one AREDN |trade| image supported multiple models. Be sure to download the correct firmware image from the AREDN |trade| download site. On your computer, open a terminal session (“CMD” in windows). Copy the firmware to the device using the scp command with the username and password you created in **Step 1**.
Before you can install AREDN |trade| firmware on the device, you first need to put the AREDN |trade| image in the device’s ``/tmp`` directory. Note that each 802.11ac model will have a *different* AREDN |trade| image name, as opposed to past releases where one AREDN |trade| image supported multiple models. Be sure to download the correct firmware image from the AREDN |trade| download site. On your computer, open a terminal session (“CMD” in windows). Copy the firmware to the device using the scp command with the username and password you created in **Step 1**. The example command below shows the placeholder ``<aredn-image-factory.bin>`` for the firmware filename, but be sure to replace this with the actual filename of the firmware you are installing.

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ssh -oHostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa -oPubkeyAcceptedAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa admin@192.168.1.20

If you see an error “Remote host identification has changed” you can try the following:

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ssh -oHostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa -oPubkeyAcceptedAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa -oUserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no admin@192.168.1.20

You will be asked for the password created in **Step 1** (for example, admin!23) and once entered you will be logged into the device and shown the shell prompt.

To install the AREDN |trade| firmware you first need to create a program to do this. Ubiquiti devices expect signed firmware but AREDN |trade| is not signed, so we need to bypass the checking process. To do this type or copy/paste the following two commands:
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