Each machine/OS type has its own install_client script that needs to
be changed from RSH to SSH. I also found that it worked much better
when I used OpenSSH. SunSSH was horrid. You also need to make sure
agent-forwarding is enabled.
If you are already using SSH for administration, using it for
netbackup installs is trivial. It is certainly a lot easier than
installing from CD.
Austin
On 8/27/07, Kevin Whittaker <Kevin.Whittaker AT syniverse DOT com> wrote:
>
>
>
> All,
>
> Ok, I am starting to run into annoying problems. I used to install my new
> clients using rcp. Well my company started disabling rsh on all server
> (rightfully so).
>
> Well, I modified the install_client_software script and replaced the rcp,rsh
> with scp, ssh and it worked great! I also would use ftp to install the
> client when necessary.
>
> Well, now they are turning off ftp on all servers. For some reason, the ssh
> install that used to work, no longer does?!?! I can ssh to the servers by
> hand, but not using the script.
>
> Anyway, my question is what other ways are there to install the client
> software on a Solaris 8/9/10 box? Or a Linux server?
>
> Kevin Whittaker
> Syniverse Technologies
> Systems Engineer - UNIX Admin
>
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