To Change SSH Policies

Steps

1. Log in as root to the N1 System Manager management server.

2. Stop N1 System Manager.

   • On a Solaris management server, type svcadm disable n1sm.

   • On a Linux management server, type /etc/init.d/n1sminit stop.

   Wait for all N1 System Manager processes to stop.

3. Change the management IP address policies as follows:

   • Unknown host keys:

     • To accept unknown host keys, type n1smconfig -ssh_unk_man_ip=y.

     • To reject unknown host keys, type n1smconfig -ssh_unk_man_ip=n.

   • Changed host keys:

     • To accept changed host keys, type n1smconfig -ssh_cha_man_ip=y.

     • To reject changed host keys, type n1smconfig -ssh_cha_man_ip=n.

4. Change the platform IP address policies as follows:

   • Unknown host keys:

     • To accept unknown host keys, type n1smconfig -ssh_unk_pla_ip=y.

     • To reject unknown host keys, type n1smconfig -ssh_unk_pla_ip=y.

   • Changed host keys:

     • To accept changed host keys, type n1smconfig -ssh_cha_pla_ip=y.

     • To reject changed host keys, type n1smconfig -ssh_cha_pla_ip=y.

5. Start N1 System Manager.

   • On a Solaris management server, type svcadm enablee n1sm.

   • On a Linux management server, type /etc/init.d/n1sminit start.