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Configuring SFTP for Remote Access (CLI)
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Go to Configuration > Services > SFTP. Under Keys, click the plus (+) sign.
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In the New Key window, select DSA.
Copy only the key portion (beginning with AAAA and ending with Wx5A== in the
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example above) and paste into the Key field.
The key should not contain any white spaces.
Note -
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Enter the user name and add a comment as a reminder.
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Go to Shares > Shares and click the add item icon
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In the Create Filesystem window, enter the filesystem name (for example, sftp),
change the permissions to Read/ Write for the share, and click APPLY.
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Click the edit icon
Properties" on page
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To access the share, use the sftp command as shown in these examples:
sftp -o "port=218" <username> 10.x.x.151:/export/sftp
Connecting to 10.x.xx.151...
Changing to: /export/sftp
sftp>
Example with -v option:
sftp -v -o "IdentityFile=/home/<username>/.ssh/id_dsa" -o "port=218"
root 10.x.xx.151:/export/sftp
Related Topics
"Adding SFTP Access to a Share (BUI)" on page 277
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"SFTP Properties, Ports, and Logs" on page 279
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Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Guide, Release OS8.6.x • September 2016
to set up the share properties. (See
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to create a filesystem.
"Filesystem
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