12-31-2009 07:07 AM - edited 03-18-2019 10:56 AM
Hello,
I have to backup about 15 CallManagers (mostly CUCM6.1) to an centralized management debian server via SFTP protocol. The problem is the server accepts ssh connections authorized with ssh-keys only, not pass-phrases. This is how its said in internal security policy.
Is there any option how to import into CUCM or generate SSH-KEY inside CUCM (cucm shell, I havent found anything similar in web-gui)? And then paste CUCM's public-key to the server backup user's .ssh/authorized_keys file? So SFTP backup will authenticate via SSH key instead of passhprase?
Does anyone of you confort similar solution?
I would appreciate any kind of idea or help.
Thanks a lot and wish you all happy new year ;-)
Jirka
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12-31-2009 12:04 PM
Not possible, CUCM backup method only uses that simple authentication mechanism of user/pwd configured under SFTP location.
Either set a simple SFTP client or do tape backups.
HTH
java
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12-31-2009 12:04 PM
Not possible, CUCM backup method only uses that simple authentication mechanism of user/pwd configured under SFTP location.
Either set a simple SFTP client or do tape backups.
HTH
java
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01-02-2010 07:41 AM
I'm not happy nor surprised but this still answered my question. Thanks for your clarification java!
Hope some kind of ssh-key backup implementation will be on a roadmap for next releases, CUCM is still linux appliance and this is one of essencial functionality.
Thanks,
J.
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