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Stephan-thevalley

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OME / ssh host key linux server

When I try to update a linux server using OME I get the error :

Results: File deploy command failed to execute with error message: The server's host key is not cached in the registry. The system may not be the same.

How can I fix this / where in the registry should I put the host key ?

  • DELL-Rob C

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    Posted December 22nd, 2011 15:00

    Hi and thanks for the post.

    Can you check box generate linux trust in the task and report back?  thx.  Rob

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    Posted December 23rd, 2011 00:00

    Hi Rob,

    I don't see a generate linux trust in the update task ?

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    Posted December 23rd, 2011 09:00

    Sorry, I think that was a bad tip I gave you.  I asked around and got this suggestion.  Can you review?  I'll be OoO a few days.  But if you don't mind, I'll toss this over. :)  If not, let me know and I'll get  back on this when I'm back in.

    Rob

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    Change IP address to Linux box and change password below to match environment.

    echo y | "C:\Program Files (x86)\Dell\SysMgt\Essentials\bin\plink.exe" -ssh root@xxx.168.50.111 -pw myPassword exit

    then the task should run.

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    Posted December 27th, 2011 01:00

    Hi Rob,

    This doesn't help.

    I'm still getting the same error after adding the key with plink.

    I tried using the ip and (dns)hostname.

    Plink itself is adding the key, when running the command for a second time I don't get the do you want to add the key question.

    I also tried to reboot the ome server after adding the key.

    Stephan

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    Posted January 3rd, 2012 10:00

    Hi Stephan,

    Let’s try a bit of debugging/workaround to see if it helps.

    - Create a remote task

    - With the following command  omreport system summary

    - Target the Linux machine you want to update

    - Check Generate Trusted Key for Linux

    - Run the task and make sure it run successfully

    - Go to the system update portal create a system update task and run it

    I’d like to know if the omreport task runs to see if it is related to the trusted key.

    Thanks.

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    Posted January 4th, 2012 05:00

    I am having the same issue, I attempted to create the remote task but received the same error with the remote task results - "Results:   The servers's host key is not cached in the registry.  The system may not be the same"

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    Posted January 5th, 2012 07:00

    r willis,

    Can you please try the suggestion from my earlier post (Jan 3 2012 12:03 PM) and see what the result is?

    thx.

    Rob

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    Posted January 5th, 2012 08:00

    Rob,

    When I run the remote task I get the same error posted bij r willis :

    Results:   The servers's host key is not cached in the registry.  The system may not be the same

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    Posted January 5th, 2012 11:00

    Hi Stephan,  just to check a few things...

    - are you  running as administrator in OME?

    - are you admin on the OME server?

    - are you  Admin on the Remote Linux server?

    thx!

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    Posted January 6th, 2012 01:00

    Rob,

    I'm logged in on the ome server with the administrator account so I think I'm also administrator in OME ?

    And i'm using the root account on the linux server.

    Stephan