Users Guide

Command to use remote option on Linux Operating
System
--remote="username:password@hostIP" : option used to provide for a single machine
Cong le is used when we need multiple connections.
When using the remote option with two separate credentials and IP address.
dsu --remote=root:password1@100.100.10.11
dsu --remote=root:password2@100.100.10.22
If using the cong le for the two IP address
dsu --remote --config=/root/dsuconfig.xml
Below is the DSU cong le - Method 1
<DSUConfig>
<RemoteSystem>
<System Address="100.100.10.11">
<AuthenticationSequence>
<Authentication Type="PLAIN" Username="root" Password="password1" ExecProto="SSH"/>
</AuthenticationSequence>
</System>
<System Address="100.100.10.22">
<AuthenticationSequence>
<Authentication Type="PLAIN" Username="root" Password="password2" ExecProto="SSH"/>
</AuthenticationSequence>
</System>
</RemoteSystem>
</DSUConfig>
The DSU cong le with Authentication Sequence - Method 2:
<DSUConfig>
<AuthenticationSequence>
<Authentication Type="PLAIN" ExecPort="22" Username="name" Password="password1"
OrderID="1"
ExecProto="SSH"/>
<Authentication Type="PLAIN" ExecPort="22" Username="name" Password="password2"
OrderID="2"
ExecProto="SSH"/>
</AuthenticationSequence>
<RemoteSystem>
<System Address="100.100.10.11"> </System>
<System Address="100.100.10.22"> </System>
</RemoteSystem>
</DSUConfig>
NOTE
: The command line options provided will take precedence over the cong le options.
NOTE: The above sample cong les provides scripts to handle many IP addresses with dierent password and not adjusting the
scripts for each IP address every time.
NOTE: For the usage of remote option actual root account only can be used. Sudo users cannot be used.
The remote system must have default PermitRootLogin pre-enabled in /etc/ssh/sshd_cong.
Sample options usage 25