Inband Management (Ssh And Telnet) - Alcatel-Lucent OmniAccess 700 Cli Configuration Manual

Release versions: 2.2, 2.2-r02, 2.3
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System Configuration and Monitoring
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ANAGEMENT
SSH (S
S
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ECURE
HELL
Note:
SSH is not supported in the no crypto image. For information on the no crypto
release, refer to the release note.
SSH is a program that enables logging into a remote machine, and provides
secure communication between two systems.
Inbound SSH access to the system is disabled by default. It is mandatory to have
a user account configured for this. (See
page
58)
Outbound SSH access is allowed for the user once the user has been
authenticated. SSH access from the system is always enabled.
ssh {enable|disable}
ssh [vrf <vrf-name>] {<ip-
address>|<hostname>} <user-
name> [version {1|2}]
clear known_hosts [<ip-
address>]
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(SSH
T
AND
ELNET
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Command (in UM)
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"AAA Configuration on OA-700" on
Description
Use this command to enable/disable the
SSH service.
Use this command to access a remote
computer by SSH.
This command enables you to clear the
address key mapping for all the IP
addresses/a single IP address from the
known_hosts file.
SSH client maintains a list of IP
addresses and associated RSA keys in
the file called known_hosts.
It is not possible to initiate a SSH
session with a host whose IP address
and key does not match with the one
stored in the known_hosts file. This
mismatch can happen if the an IP
address is assigned to a different host or
if the key of the host is regenerated. In
such cases, you have to clear the
known_host file before you can
succesfully initiate the SSH client
session.
Also, the known_hosts file is not VRF
aware and is based only on the IP
address. Hence, it is required to clear
the file before you can establish a
session to the same IP address across
VRFs.
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