You must first setup the tunnel
Second you must make an initial connection that sets up the tunnel
I thought I had covered that part by setup port 22 and adding an IP address to the SSH tunneling
Thanks for that - but i'm not having much luck.
I've set up my putty sessions + have a key pair set.
I've checked the local + auto on the tunneling.
I've setup port 22 and added an IP address (I use VPN - no AD).
Saved it off as a session, but when I load the session, all it does is open the...
Here's the other item: I want to open a third terminal for the server at the other end. So it goes like this:
A. SSH into jump server A from my terminal/PC
B. SSH into jump server B
C. SSH into the server at the end of chain, then open a terminal windows specific to the server I'm trying to...
Since I manage thousands of servers, I need to automate ssh tunneling.
So from terminal A, I need to tunnel into Jump server A, which then hops to Jump server B, which in turn opens a terminal window into Terminal B. Is it possible to do all this on one command line? I use VPN also - no AD...
Hi all. This is a tough question.
I am currently administering users via a jump server (password ONLY - please no public/private key suggestions) - and from the jump server I SSH into the servers I administer to.
So here's my dilemma:
1. I'd rather be able to hop onto a server via the jump...
I have 3 subforms in my switchboard form, that are all visible/invisible based on whether or not there are specific matching records in a specific table.
I import data into a table (in which all data is deleted first) via a command button.
The code in the command button is this:
rs0.Open...
Hi, I'm having major HD problems, think I know what the prob is, but want to verify 1st.
NOTE: buying a new PC is not an option at this point.
I have a 5 yr old computer, KX 133 K7 Chipset, Pentium, 600 Mgz, 20 gig HD (IDE) 256 MB memory.
1st problem began w/Win2k. Progress bar would only go...
Here's a thought: if your process has a name (ps -aux on most Unix/Linux systems) that it will ALWAYS have, then run a script using the ps command piped through grep, use the cut command to pull the PID of the process, and assign that to a variable, and then use kill on that PID.
<variable> = ps...
As of MPE/IX 6.0, a number of CI commands allow for a 'JOB=' parameter. Ergo, you can do a SHOWJOB JOB=@S for a smaller listing of logged on users. If you'd like to get even fancier, you could write a command file that saves the listing to a file, save it, do a little trimming (the file would...
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