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тАО05-03-2002 10:02 AM
тАО05-03-2002 10:02 AM
General Ignite-UX question
I want to have all of my servers accessable only though one machine and only one account on that machine. For example to log into servers X,Y, or Z you have to first log into machine A and then from there su to user ssh and from A you can log into X, Y, or Z. My question is if my Ignite server is set up on Z will it still work for new clients?
What protocols does the ignite use? It uses tftp to get some things but what else does it use? I need the server to be functional but not a security risk. Are there any specific suggestions anyone has on this point?
Sorry for the different questions. The main one i need answered is the first one but any additional advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
-Chris
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тАО05-03-2002 10:34 AM
тАО05-03-2002 10:34 AM
Re: General Ignite-UX question
COnfigure the machines as clients in Ignite server but you need to have telnet, tftp services enabled in your /etc/inietd.conf file.
-pap
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тАО05-03-2002 11:01 AM
тАО05-03-2002 11:01 AM
Re: General Ignite-UX question
What you are trying to do is called "ssh gateway". It may not work if you remove access to "r" commands as ignite uses remsh/rexec and/or NFS.
-Sri
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тАО05-03-2002 06:41 PM
тАО05-03-2002 06:41 PM
Re: General Ignite-UX question
If all systems need to go through A and then to Z I am not sure how you will be able to give a make_net_recovery command where you have to specify the ignite server for the -s option.
Secondly if you are going to only push an image out to the new server then is server z located on the same subnet as the target as you might require helper address if they are on different sub nets.
If they are located on the same subnet then you will have to still have remsh access, tftp access and export directories.
Thanks
Regards
Har
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тАО05-03-2002 09:52 PM
тАО05-03-2002 09:52 PM
Re: General Ignite-UX question
I think the answer to question one is yes.
effectively what we need to clarify is if one is logged into the ignite server in a secure shell is it possible to push a golden image to a fresh machine ?
cheers
John.