I have access to the router, how to open an ssh tunnel on it?

Question

SSH

Krch, I decided to ask friends to give access to their routers to set up and test the network. They are abroad, and I want to use their routers as ssh tunnels to different points on the Internet.
And so, I know ip routers logins and passwords (modified), now I need to somehow configure ssh tunnels on their routers.
The question is how?

Answer 1

regular router firmware is limited to only what you need .
Firstly, the fewer services that you can knock on from the tyrnet, the less likely it is to open the router. This I think and a no brainer.
secondly, the router is usually designed for SOHO use and the functionality you require is not needed by 99.9% of other users, which means it's an extra load. if you want more - buy a router with a class and a price correspondingly higher. market and marketing however.
the only option is to reflash the routers to openwrt (and the like) - it might have something suitable in its huge repositories. not found, you can compile. minus - picking with the use of brain means is required.

Answer 2

The question is how?

The answer is yes :)
If these are microtics / ciss / OpenWRT / LEDE or some other more or less serious routers or alternative firmware - ssh rises in them with a standard tool (and then it is possible that tunneling connections can be stupidly chopped off in everyday life)
If this is Sokhov ... o (simplified iron), intended only for access to tyrnet - no way. Such hardware is mercilessly cut not only in software but also in hardware in order to reduce the cost to the maximum.

Answer 3

On the vpn server router, turn it on and use it ... But it's not a fact that it is in the presented prayer.