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replace telnet/http with ssh/https

samy43

Hi,

I would like to replace telnet/http with ssh/https because I didn't activate this services on my switches (for security reason).

Will it be possible to do this without using toolset product?

Thanks & Regards,

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d09h

Add a resource to your node details web page and use ssh://{IP_Address} for ssh and use https://{IP_Address} for https.

samy43

Hi,

Thanks for your prompt reponse.

However, I didn't have this options (see attachement).

Is there another way to do this?

Thanks & regards,

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d09h

You can add User Links resource to Node Details. The green plus symbol for whichever column you're adding the User Links resource to.

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Sol

This is basically the same as the SSH button toward the top of the Node details list. That doesn't work either due to ssh:// not being handled properly. I've seen several threads about this but none of the suggested fixes with registering the protocol works for me.

d09h

If browsing to ssh://<insert IP address> works, then the SSH hyperlinks will work. Your browser and/or operating system will have to be configured accordingly. That's definitely a prerequisite. Obviously there is no value in this solution if OS and/or browser don't yield the expected behavior.

I believe by installing Tera Term, you can opt to make it the default telnet/ SSH application during the install process and not have to make it the default program via other means.

You may have to roll up your sleeves a little bit, but this can/ does work. I've had it working with PuTTY, SecureCRT, and Tera Term on Firefox and Internet Explorer.

ChrystalT

Another work around that I found a while back was updating the registry to reflect ssh in the telnet space. Then you can point it at SecureCRT or PuTTY or whatever program you want to use. This would simply change the Node Details resource to use ssh instead. You would need to change the registry setting on every computer wanting to use ssh though. It works quite nicely though if you need to use a specific program.

Thanks,

Chrystal Taylor

http://www.loop1systems.com

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ChrystalT

Remembered something else if you want that to work. You also have to change a SolarWinds file for the Node Details resource to get it pointed at the correct registry for ssh.

Thanks,

Chrystal Taylor

http://www.loop1systems.com