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02-16-2009 07:34 AM
02-16-2009 07:34 AM
SSH public key authentication failed.
SSH public key authentication failed.
SSH public key authentication failed.
Target system might not be configured.
Please run mxagentconfig -a from command line window or Configure->Configure or Repair Agents from graphical user interface to configure the target system.
I was getting this error while using sim and command line tools. I did many work arounds to get openssh working on almost all my systems. I ended up using mxagentconfig and removing all systems and then redeploying them using a local admin account. The only problem is my domain controllers dont have local admin accounts.
Is there anyway I can get sim and openssh to work with domain accounts?
The domain account has local admin rights on all of the doain controllers.
Target system
Please run mxagentconfig -a from command line window or Configure->Configure or Repair Agents from graphical user interface to configure the target system.
I was getting this error while using sim and command line tools. I did many work arounds to get openssh working on almost all my systems. I ended up using mxagentconfig and removing all systems and then redeploying them using a local admin account. The only problem is my domain controllers dont have local admin accounts.
Is there anyway I can get sim and openssh to work with domain accounts?
The domain account has local admin rights on all of the doain controllers.
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