Data item
SSH authentication method
(SSH Authentication Method)
User ID
(User ID)
Password
(Password)
Super user's password
(Super User's Password)
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CLI commands
Description
Specifies the SSH authentication method:
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When the protocol is not SSH, specify a null character ("").
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When the protocol is SSH, one of the following:
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Password Authentication (PW)
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Public Key Authentication (PK)
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Keyboard Interactive Authentication (KI)
Specifies the User ID used to log on to the connection-destination
host when the protocol is Windows or SSH. This parameter is
required.
Specifies the password of the user ID used to log on to the
connection-destination host. This parameter is required in some
cases and not in others as follows:
Case 1: When no definition ID is specified (when adding a
definition).
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In a Windows-based OS, the parameter is required.
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When the protocol is SSH the SSH authentication method is not
"public key authentication", this parameter is required.
Note: You cannot specify "********" as a password. The system
generates an error if you specify this password.
Case 2: A definition ID is specified (when updating a definition).
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In a Windows-based OS, the parameter is required.
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When the protocol is SSH the SSH authentication method is not
"public key authentication", this parameter is required.
Note: If you specify "********" for the password, the password is not
changed. If you specify a null character ("") for the password, the
password is deleted.
Specifies the password of a super user of the connection-
destination host. When the protocol is SSH or Telnet, this
parameter is optional.
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If you specify a string that is not "********" for the password, the
specified string is set as the password.
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If you specify "********" for the password, the password is not
changed.
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If you specify a null character ("") for the password, the
password is deleted.
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