Dual authentication is not a problem for executing scripts for VPLEX. We can use VPLEX in built EXPECT function and write a script and save it in /home directory of VPLEX mgmt server. To understand what i am talking you can see the following link Re: How script Vplexcli.
This way scripts can be run from Vplex mgmt station, my idea is to setup rsa-key pair between between my solaris box and vplex mgmt station, so that i can run the scripts stored in VPLEX and collect its output in my SOLARIS box. I believe this can be achieved.
So I can't answer the SSH question but I don't think you'll be able to run a VPLEX script from your Solaris box though SSH. Remember when you SSH to the management station you then have to run vplexcli which will prompt you again for a username and password. There may be a way to get past that but I wouldn't know how to do it.
You need to add the contents of your "id_rsa.pub" to the "authorized_keys" file on the VPLEX. This would not be in the /etc/ssh directory you've discovered, but under a directory called ".ssh" in the home directory of the user you're connecting to; I'm assuming this would be "service."
Ayrton_Senna1
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Dual authentication is not a problem for executing scripts for VPLEX. We can use VPLEX in built EXPECT function and write a script and save it in /home directory of VPLEX mgmt server. To understand what i am talking you can see the following link Re: How script Vplexcli.
This way scripts can be run from Vplex mgmt station, my idea is to setup rsa-key pair between between my solaris box and vplex mgmt station, so that i can run the scripts stored in VPLEX and collect its output in my SOLARIS box. I believe this can be achieved.
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Hi,
So I can't answer the SSH question but I don't think you'll be able to run a VPLEX script from your Solaris box though SSH. Remember when you SSH to the management station you then have to run vplexcli which will prompt you again for a username and password. There may be a way to get past that but I wouldn't know how to do it.
Thanks,
Thom
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Thanks for helping me out, sorry I couldn't help you!
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You need to add the contents of your "id_rsa.pub" to the "authorized_keys" file on the VPLEX. This would not be in the /etc/ssh directory you've discovered, but under a directory called ".ssh" in the home directory of the user you're connecting to; I'm assuming this would be "service."
There's a reasonable how-to guide here: SSH with Keys HOWTO: SSH with Keys in a console window
Scroll down to section 4.4 in that guide, as you've already created your keys.