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Update Date:2018-04-11
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Solution  2029847.1 :   FS System: How to Enable SSH Access to the Pilot  


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Goal
Solution
References


Applies to:

Oracle FS1-2 Flash Storage System - Version All Versions to All Versions [Release All Releases]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

 This document outlines the steps required to access the Oracle Flash Storage FS1-2 Pilot via SSH. 

Solution

 

Note: SSH access is by default enabled until 6.1.11. From 6.1.12 onwards, SSH is disabled by default as per the design policy.


fscli can be used to enable SSH access to the Pilot.

  1. Download the latest version of fscli through the FS1-2 browser user interface. See Document 1991938.1 FS System: How to obtain and install the fscli tool software.

  2. Login as administrator using fscli:

    Example:
    # fscli login -u administrator -oracleFS <FQDN or IP address of FS1-2>


  3. Check if SSH is enabled:

    Example:
    # fscli system -list -ssh

    System
        Name                         : Default Name
        SystemStatus                 : NORMAL
        SSH
            Enabled                  : false
      

  4. If SSH is not enabled, enable SSH:

    # fscli system -modify -enableSsh <duration in minutes>
      

    Example:
    # fscli system -modify -enableSsh 120
    Command Succeeded


  5. Verify that SSH has been enabled:

    Example:
    # fscli system -list -ssh

    System
        Name                         : Default Name
        SystemStatus                 : NORMAL
        SSH
            Enabled                  : true


    Note: SSH will be automatically disabled once the set timer for SSH expires.
      

    

Alternative Method

It is possible to log on the pilot using a keyboard, a monitor and using root/a1s2d3f$ (that should be performed by a FSE)
Once in the pilot, execute the following command to open the ssh port.

 

/etc/sysconfig/axiom/open-port.sh 22

 

 Above command should be executed on both Pilots using keyboard and monitor.

 To disable SSH, run the below command on both pilots:

 

/etc/sysconfig/axiom/close-port.sh 22

 

 

 

References

<NOTE:1991938.1> - FS System: How to Obtain and Install the fscli Tool Software
<NOTE:2046703.1> - FS System: Passwords Associated with the Oracle FS1-2 Flash Storage System

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