Ssh Configuration - Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Manual

Disabling root SSH Access (CLI)
Changing services properties is documented in
(BUI)" on page 230
property names are shorter versions of those listed above.
TABLE 99
Log
system-identity:node
To view service logs, refer to
Manual.

SSH Configuration

The SSH (Secure Shell) service allows users to log in to the appliance CLI and perform most of
the same administrative actions that can be performed in the BUI. The SSH service can also be
used as a way to execute automated scripts from a remote host, such as for retrieving daily logs
or Analytics statistics.
SSH keys can be configured for individual accounts using the preferences function described in
"Setting Appliance Preferences" on page
To configure SSH, see the following sections:
"Disabling root SSH Access (CLI)" on page 340
■
"SSH Properties and Logs" on page 340
■
Disabling root SSH Access (CLI)
1.
Go to configuration services ssh.
Set permit root login to false.
2.
3. Commit the configuration.
SSH Properties and Logs
TABLE 100
Property
Server key length
340 Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Guide, Release OS8.6.x • September 2016
and "Setting Service Properties (CLI)" on page
System Identity Logs
"Using Logs" in Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Customer Service
SSH Properties
Description
The number of bits in the ephemeral
key.
"Setting Service Properties
Description
Logs the System Identity service events and errors
181.
Examples
768
231. The CLI