Can I make SSH connect to GX device from outside of local network? I tried it with Windows Putty and I think that I got connect to device, but it not accept my password. I set password on Remote console using Superuser profile, but SSH connect not accept it like local connect. Is this some point what I don’t understand or is this generally impossible?
It depends on what you mean with “outside of local network”.
You can use a VPN to your own network like:
WireGuard or opnVPN.
→ using that you are virtually in your network and you can access via putty or with a real operating system just
ssh -l root IpAddressGXDevice
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Victron is working to integrate tailscale into the firmware. Until that time, you can use my TailscaleGX package to do so:
Note that the menus that control the connection are only implemented in the “Classic” user interface, not the new one (aka gui-v2)! Once configured you can switch back to the new UI and tailscale will remain active.
What is IP address and port what you can get if you switch “remote support” on? I think that this open some tunnel, but can end-user use it? I tried it and I got connect to my Victron, but after password I got “access denied” note. Is this tunnel made only for Victron support use?
Sorry no idea,
I see this the first time. Thank you for the hint.
It tells me some IP-address and, i guess, a port number. But via G5 I cannot connect to it (It just says: accessing…).
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Marc
This sound interesting solution. If I understood right so installation can do using package manager. I don’t find it my MP2 GX remote console. Is this only Cerbo GX feature?
It was a recent addition so may not be in the inactive packages list. But you can add it manually.
Name: TailscaleGX
GitHub user: kwindrem
Branch: latest
I mean how I can do that when I haven’t package manager? Maybe Cerbo and MP2 GX remote consoles are not similar.
Hmmm I shouldn’t have deleted my post:-)
You need to install SetupHelper as described in:
https://github.com/kwindrem/SetupHelper
This works for any gx device thanks to @kwindrem 
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Marc
As Marc said, you need SetupHelper installed first. The ReadMe in the SetupHelepr package explains how to do a blind install which is the easiest way to install it.
Big thanks to both of you!