You can start the agent daemon manually when needed, as described in the following procedure. In this example, jdoe adds two keys to the agent daemon. The -l option is used to list all keys that are stored in the daemon. At the end of the session, the -D option is used to remove all the keys from the agent daemon.
If you use CDE, you can avoid providing your passphrase and password whenever you use Solaris Secure Shell by automatically starting an agent daemon, ssh-agent. You can start the agent daemon from the. To add your passphrase and password to the agent daemon, see Example Because the killing of the ssh-agent process is controlled by a CDE interface, when you exit the Java DS, the daemon continues to run.
For example, if you start the daemon in a CDE session, move to a Java DS session, and then log out, the daemon continues to run. A running daemon uses system resources. Although no known issues are associated with leaving the ssh-agent daemon running, the daemon contains a password, which could create a security risk.
Because the script uses a CDE-specific interface, sessionexit , this procedure does not terminate the agent daemon in a Sun Java Desktop System session. You can specify that a local port be forwarded to a remote host. Effectively, a socket is allocated to listen to the port on the local side. The connection from this port is made over a secure channel to the remote host.
For example, you might specify port to obtain email remotely with IMAP4. Similarly, a port can be specified on the remote side. To use port forwarding, the administrator must have enabled port forwarding on the remote Solaris Secure Shell server.
Specify the local port that listens for remote communication. Also, specify the remote host and the remote port that forward the communication. Specify the remote port that listens for remote communication. Also, specify the local host and the local port that forward the communication.
The following example demonstrates how you can use local port forwarding to receive mail securely from a remote server. This command forwards connections from port on myLocalHost to port When the user launches a mail application, the user needs to specify the local port number, as shown in the following dialog box. Do not confuse localhost in the dialog box with myLocalHost. This example demonstrates how a user in an enterprise environment can forward connections from a host on an external network to a host inside a corporate firewall.
This command forwards connections from port on myOutsideHost to port 22 , the sshd server, on the local host. The following procedure shows how to use the scp command to copy encrypted files between hosts. You can copy encrypted files either between a local host and a remote host, or between two remote hosts. The command operates similarly to the rcp command, except that the scp command prompts for authentication.
For more information, see the scp 1 man page. You can also use the sftp , a more secure form of the ftp command. For more information, see the sftp 1 man page. Then you grep the processed audit file for logon and logout or ssh. No Account? Sign up. By signing in, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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