8.3.1 Using dcli to Set up SSH User-equivalence for a Current User
This example shows how to set SSH user-equivalence for a current user using the -k
option.
Example 8-1 Setting up SSH User-equivalence for a Current User
$ ./dcli -k -g mycells
The -k
option assumes the user has accepted the default key file names for the SSH protocol, version 2. These file names are id_dsa.pub
or id_rsa.pub
, and are located in the ~/.ssh
directory.
You may be prompted to acknowledge cell authenticity, and may be prompted for the remote user password. The -k
key exchange is done serially over the cells to prevent the user from getting password prompts from all cells simultaneously. After the -k
option is used once, subsequent commands to the same cells do not require the -k
option and do not require passwords for that user from the host.
Parent topic: dcli Examples