K5 Finding usb port/interface name on Mac OSX

[C.Bandicoot]

How do you find the usb interface name on MacOS?

I've been searching through lots of different docs here and been trying several commands from google but unfortunately so far with no success

from Linux: ifconfig usb0 192.168.15.201 && ssh root@192.168.15.244

I'm trying to find the equivalent on the above line for Mac but usb0 doesn't exist and commands like
> ls /dev/tty*.*
show no related results. I have the device set-up in the Network settings and I can also connect to it via ssh if its connected via usb,
but as soon as I try to connect via ssh over wifi (after enabling that feature in KUAL) it asks me for a password which is not the password I set for the ssh key

[wishindo]

usb0

isn't a tty, it's a network interface, so you are looking in the wrong place.
What's the output of

ifconfig

with the device plugged in?

[C.Bandicoot]

Originally Posted by wishindo

usb0

isn't a tty, it's a network interface, so you are looking in the wrong place.
What's the output of

ifconfig

with the device plugged in?

ifconfig returns the following (all with lots of other data of course)
lo0
gif0
stf0
en5
api1
en0
awdl0
llw0
en3
en4
en1
en2
bridge0
utun0
utun1
en7

of which en7 shows inet 192.168.15.1
which is the ip I set in network settings for the "RNDIS/Ethernet Gadget"

so maybe its that one?

[C.Bandicoot]

Update:
I was finally able to connect via ssh over wifi using the following command:

ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_myprivatekeysname root@192.168.123.123

where myprivatekeysname is of course my private keys name and the ip address has to be of course, the actual ip address of your device which can be found in your router or with ;711 (in searchbar)

Just in case anyone else has this issue

But I didn't up or down any thing (with ifconfig or so)
it just worked now so I assume that the only issue was that my key might not be registered in my ssh-agent