Configuration - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

Managing Files

Configuration

Dcbmaint and dcbadmin accounts each require an .ssh directory in their home directories. SSH
will not function if the ownership and permissions of the .ssh directory are not correct.
Administrators need to perform the following procedure to configure SSH on the system:
Table 48: Commands to configure SSH on the system
Step
login: root
cd /usr/dcbadmin
pwd
mkdir .ssh
chown dcbadmin .ssh
chgrp dcb .ssh
chmod 755 .ssh
cd /usr/dcbadmin/.ssh
touch ./authorized_keys
chmod 600 .ssh
cd /usr/dcbadmin/.ssh
chown dcbadmin
authorized_keys
chgrp dcb authorized_keys
cd /usr/dcbmaint
244 Administration and Maintenance of the CS700/CS780 Audio Conferencing Server
Description
Log into the system as root.
Change directories to dcbadmin.
Verify that you are in the correct
directory
Creates the new .ssh directory.
Changes ownership of the directory to
dcbadmin
Changes group ownership to the dcb
group
Changes permission of the directory to
drwx r-x r-x
Change to the /usr/dcbadmin/.ssh
directory.
Create the authorized_keys file which
stores the public key for each account.
Accomplish this by catting the public file
into the authorized file. Then change
permissions on the file.
Changes permission of the directory to
drwx r-x r-x
Changes directory to /usr/dcbadmin/
.ssh.
Changes ownership of the directory to
dcbadmin.
Changes group ownership to the dcb
group.
Changes directories to dcbmaint.
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