You must set up public key authentication on the ZFS storage appliance for the ZFS storage controllers for the first two global domains before using the quorumdiskmgr tool. You do not have to set up public key authentication from non-global zones, but it is required for its corresponding global zones.
To log in remotely using the CLI, use an ssh client. If you have not configured other users to administer the appliance, you must log in as root. When you log in, the CLI prompt consists of the hostname, followed by a colon, followed by a greater-than sign:
% ssh root@zfs-controller1-hostname Password: Last login: Mon Oct 13 15:43:05 2009 from kiowa.sf.fishpo zfs-controller-hostname:>
where zfs-controller1-hostname is the host name for the first ZFS storage controller.
zfs-controller1-hostname:> configuration preferences keys zfs-controller1-hostname:configuration preferences keys> create zfs-controller1-hostname:configuration preferences key (uncommitted)> set type=DSA zfs-controller1-hostname:configuration preferences key (uncommitted)> set key="DSA-key-text" key = DSA-key-text == (uncommitted) zfs-controller1-hostname:configuration preferences key (uncommitted)> set comment="fw-log1" comment = fw-log1 (uncommitted) zfs-controller1-hostname:configuration preferences key (uncommitted)> commit zfs-controller1-hostname:configuration preferences keys> show Keys: NAME MODIFIED TYPE COMMENT key-000 10/12/2009 10:54:58 DSA fw-log1
The DSA-key-text is the key text itself (usually hundreds of characters), without spaces.
zfs-controller1-hostname:> exit
% ssh root@zfs-controller1-hostname hostname
where zfs-controller1-hostname is the host name for the first ZFS storage controller.
You should be able to log in to the ZFS storage controller successfully and see the CLI prompt.