Remote SH

[Miguel Carabano_1]

Hi,

How i can execute from host1 to host2 remote shell, rsm ???

Thanks

[Peter Nikitka]

Hi,

use - if installed -
ssh host2 'command1;command2'

or else
remsh host2 'command1;command2'

It's worth to read 'man ssh' / 'man remsh' .

mfG Peter

[Ninad_1]

Login to host1 and execute
remsh host2 "command to execute"

Do a man remsh.
Also there are a few things. remshd must be there in /etc/inetd.conf
do man remshd

Also on host2 you need to create a file if not already existing - /etc/hosts.equiv and add an entry for the host1 and user that will be using remsh as follows
host1 username
OR
host1 + [ if you want all users of host1 to be allowed to execute remote commands without password]

Regards,
Ninad

[Miguel Carabano_1]

Hi,

I have installed:
T1471AA A.04.20.005 HP-UX Secure Shell

And, i need ssh to other user, not for root!

Step 1:
Logon as user
Step 2:
ssh-keygen -t rsa

But i don't know more...

Help! Please.

Thanks

[Peter Nikitka · Accepted solution]

Hi,

ok, you use ssh, but
I must really guess to get what you want to achieve:

- executing remote command, but without supplying a password?
=> setup authentication (you chose rsa)
=> exchange auth-keys in appending user1@host1:.ssh/isd_rsa.pub to user2@host2:.shh/authorized_keys

- executing a remote command as a different remote user?
=> ssh user2@hosts2 'command1;command2'

- both requests together?


I suggest, really to read the manpage for ssh.

mfG Peter

[Alex Lavrov.]

You can use "rexec" too.

http://www.datafocus.com/docs/man1/rexec.1.asp


But consider use of secure shell and it's tilities.

Alex.

[Sheriff Andy]

Follow this document. It is from off of one of the forums.

then do the

ssh user@system command

[Miguel Carabano_1]

Thanks Team!

MC