How to make an SSH connection via Terminal Proxy 2.0
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This document provides information about a step-by-step guide on how to make an SSH connection via Terminal Proxy.
Requirements
- Have a command prompt-type application installed on the machine.
SSH connection
To make an SSH connection to a device that has this connectivity linked to a valid credential, you’ll need to run the command ssh followed by the credential and device as is done in a standard SSH connection. Follow the steps below:
| String | Description |
|---|---|
| senhasegura_user | Username used to access the vault. |
| senhasegura_vault | Hostname or IP address of the senhasegura to be accessed. |
| tenant_name | Name of the tenant to be accessed. |
| credential | User of the credential you want to use for access. |
| target_device and IP | Hostname or IP address of the device you want to access. |
Multi-tenant access
Multi-tenant access is only possible through Proxy 2.0.
Attention
If the tenant isn’t informed, the system will consider the senhasegura tenant.
Connection to the proxy terminal with multi-tenant:
senhasegura_user%tenant_name@senhasegura_vault
Access using Proxy 2.0
When accessing a device with more than one connectivity type registered through Proxy 2.0 using Terminal Proxy, users will be presented with a protocol selection screen, the options being SSH or Telnet.
- Follow the steps described in the SSH Connection section.
- On the senhasegura shell home screen, type in the desired connectivity option:
- SSH port 22, type
1, and press Enter. - Telnet port 23, type
2, and press Enter.
- SSH port 22, type
- After choosing, type:
ssh credential@target_deviceorssh credential@IPfor SSH connectivity.telnet credential@target_deviceortelnet credential@IPfor Telnet connectivity.
- Press Enter.
After these steps, the connection to a device is ready for use.
Attention
Depending on the operating system used, the use of the backslash ( \ ) is necessary for the command to work correctly.
To access the target device in applications that don’t provide interactive prompts or if you don’t want to go through the senhasegura shell screen, use the Multihop. Access the specific documentation to learn how to make this type of connection.
Do you still have questions? Reach out to the senhasegura Community.
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