2.2.1.4 Configuring an SSH private-key-authenticated Moab connection
A SSH private-key-authenticated Moab connection is a connection to the Moab server via SSH that requires private key authentication.
To configure a SSH private-key-authenticated Moab connection
- Open the core.xml file located in the Viewpoint home directory.
- Locate the <moab-connection> element and change the type to "ssh-key".
- Set the following required elements for SSH private key authentication:
- Specify <host> as the host name of the Moab server.
- Modify <user> to specify the username used to connect via SSH to the Moab server.
- Modify <public-key-path> to specify the path on the Viewpoint server to the public key file used for SSH authentication.
- Modify <password> to specify the private key passphrase.
- Set any of the following optional elements:
- Set <initial-connections> to the number of connections created when the server starts. The default is 1.
- Set <maximum-connections> to the maximum number of connections allowed. The default is 10.
- Set <moab-path> to the location of the Moab commands. By default, the operating system path is searched for Moab commands.
- Set <port> to the SSH port used to connect to Moab.
<moab-connection type="ssh-key">
<!-- required elements -->
<host>moab-server</host>
<user>moab-user</user>
<public-key-path> /home/moab-user/.ssh/id_rsa.pub </public-key-path>
<password></password>
<!-- optional elements -->
<initial-connections>5</initial-connections>
<maximum-connections>10</maximum-connections>
<moab-path>/usr/moab/bin</moab-path>
<port>22</port>
</moab-connection>
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