Hello and good evening to this forum.
This is my first post here, if my concern has already been asked and/or answered, please bear with the newcomer.
Like many others here, we also belong to the illustrious circle of Vsphere users who are probably leaving. For this reason, we currently have a PoC with three Proxmox nodes installed and are testing various scenarios. Of course, the PoC also includes corresponding subscriptions (since PoC is initially still a community)
In our current productive environment we operate a fully expanded UC3200 iSCSI storage (Node + 2 expansions), which we would of course like to continue to use via iSCSI / ZFS over iSCSI.
First, however, we have a problem with exchanging the ssh keys for authentication.
This manifests itself in such a way that although there is the possibility of accessing the UC3200 via ssh, there is no root user for login on the UC3200, only an admin user exists and root User cannot be created.
This initially eliminates the possibility of authorizing ssh access via ssh key exchange.
We have already tried options using ssh_config / alias etc., but maybe we can't see the "forest for the trees"?
For this reason, I would like to ask whether there are alternative ways to implement the ssh login using a login other than root@<IP Addr>?
I would be grateful for any help!
Thanks and best regards
Thomas
This is my first post here, if my concern has already been asked and/or answered, please bear with the newcomer.
Like many others here, we also belong to the illustrious circle of Vsphere users who are probably leaving. For this reason, we currently have a PoC with three Proxmox nodes installed and are testing various scenarios. Of course, the PoC also includes corresponding subscriptions (since PoC is initially still a community)
In our current productive environment we operate a fully expanded UC3200 iSCSI storage (Node + 2 expansions), which we would of course like to continue to use via iSCSI / ZFS over iSCSI.
First, however, we have a problem with exchanging the ssh keys for authentication.
This manifests itself in such a way that although there is the possibility of accessing the UC3200 via ssh, there is no root user for login on the UC3200, only an admin user exists and root User cannot be created.
This initially eliminates the possibility of authorizing ssh access via ssh key exchange.
We have already tried options using ssh_config / alias etc., but maybe we can't see the "forest for the trees"?
For this reason, I would like to ask whether there are alternative ways to implement the ssh login using a login other than root@<IP Addr>?
I would be grateful for any help!
Thanks and best regards
Thomas
