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  If you try to create folders on linux/ESXi, please note that you should not use ' \ ' but ' / '.

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• Can not get the result of the command output to a text file...

  Hello

  I tried to get a list of my virtual machines (using PowerCLI) with CBT (block change tracking) enabled, and while the following command returns the results, I can't have it at the output to a text file. Any help you can offer would be appreciated.

  foreach ($vm in get - vm) {write-host $vm; get-advancedsetting - entity $vm | select-string - pattern 'ctkEnabled' | sort; write-host | out-file c:\somepath\file.txt}

  I get the correct result on screen, but the text file is empty.

  Please notify.

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  Hello, wmilligan2013-

  You can get the information to an output file by removing the Write-Host calls.  How to do:

  Get-VM | Get-AdvancedSetting -Name *ctkEnabled* | Sort-Object Entity,Name |    Select Entity,Name,Value,Type | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture c:\temp\advSettingInfo.csv
  

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  How does do for you?

• Date command output, what field?

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• How to automate the SSH connection/commands on a series of switches PowerConnect 3400 3500 and 6200 series.

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  To split the above command, looking for my ips in the devices.txt and made a "plink pw - username PASSWORD - v IP-l m - COMMANDS > OUTPUT" for each. The problem, I'm running is that the switches do not accept logins, they constantly ask for the user and the password again. Even when you try to put them in the commands.txt he will not accept the entry. I googled using plink with dell switches but there is nothing to talk about this problem.

  So my question is, is it possible to automate this sort of thing in a batch file? Or some way to automate a series of commands to a switch via SSH? I'm just not wan't do manually connect to each of them, carry out my orders, out, reconnect and repeat. I did it on cisco switches so I thought the process would be similar but I don't understand what obstacle I'm running in here. Ideally, I'd like to see how to do this via SSH but at this point, I am ready to accept almost any alternative (secure) to automate the sending of orders for my switches.

  I hope that all makes sense.

  Sorry, I haven't used before plink, so I'm not sure what to change to get this to work. In the past, there was another Member of the community who has been able to use expect to establish connections to switches and save configs.

  Linux.Die.net/.../expect

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  http://Dell.to/1RONL3D

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• questions to run ssh commands on hp OA

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• SSH command orchestrator using SSH plugin

  I generated the pair of keys and also saved the public key on the host by using workflows in the SSH plugin. Now when I try to run a ssh command in the workflow, I see the following error:

  "Cannot run the command InternalError: SSH_MSG_DISCONNECT: 2 too many failures for root authentication (order workflow: run SSH / Execute SSH Command (item6) #16) (Workflow: run SSH command / Execute SSH Command (item6) #33).

  In addition, the session is created and I am able to see the session ID.

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• 5324 SSH running but not asking not password and not running through my firewall

  I picked up a Dell Powerconnect 5324 off ebay and wiped the configs, updated the firmware and got it mostly set up for what are my needs but I don't know why good SSH than active and working locally on the same subnet as the ip of the vlan has the following two issues:

  1 SSH works but only ask "open as:" then "user name:" and never will prompt you for the password. It just goes straight to an enable command prompt

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  Description Copper2GE
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  I think I see what is missing, we must add this command so that he can ask for the password.

  Console (config) # aaa authentication login default line

  Console (config) # line ssh

  default authentication logon console(config-Line) #.

  Let me know if it works

• Authentication of SSH without password on a PIX

  I'm looking to implement authentication SSH without password for a Solaris client can run a script to open a session on a PIX and retrieve the configuration.

  Someone has reached the SSH authentication without password on a PIX or find out if the device supports it or not?

  Thank you, Dom

  It is vaguely correct.

  Here are the details:

  Security506E - 6.x (config) # aaa HS

  AAA proxy-limit 16

  authentication AAA ssh console LOCAL SecurityACS1111

  Console HTTP authentication of the AAA SecurityACS1111 LOCAL

  Console Telnet AAA authentication LOCAL SecurityACS1111

  Console to enable AAA authentication LOCAL SecurityACS1111

  LOCAL AAA authorization command

  now, if you have configured aaa on the pix and specified an aaa for the role of authentication server when ssh is done "'authentication aaa ssh console LOCAL SecurityACS1111'...". then the username and passwords of the Ali database should be provided when ssh is done.

  If you have specified LOCAL as an authentication method, then the database username and password configured in the configuration of the firewall will be used for the purposes of authentication.

  If you have not specified "ssh" under "sh aaa" command output, then the default settings are used.

  dafault settings:

  username: pix

  telnet password: password you have defined with the command:

  password

  activate the password:

  password, you have defined using:

  activate the password

  Please indicate if this help!

  Sushil

  Cisco tac.

• How to enable ssh on ASA 5525

  Can I know how to set up remote to access the ASA 5525 via ssh

  I gave the following commands

  SSH 10.60.0.0 255.255.0.0 outside

  SSH 10.60.0.0 255.255.0.0 dmz

  SSH 10.60.0.0 255.255.0.0 inside

  SSH timeout 5

  but I am not able to access the ASA via ssh. I have to add any other command

  you need a public/private key pair:

  ASA (config) # crypto key generate rsa key general module 2048

  a user name:

  ASA (config) # username, password testuser testpass

  and the system needs to know where are your useraccounts:

  ASA (config) # aaa authentication ssh LOCAL console

  Edit: And not leaving SSHv2:

  ASA (config) # ssh version 2

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• Ssh server key probe check

  Hello

  I would like to know a reproducible method to check the key of a sensor SSH server from a windows client. I usually use my ssh client like putty, but tried 2 others in this pursuit.

  On the sensor, you can use the command 'show ssh server-key' to display the key in its raw format (decimal), but also a MD5 and Bubble Babble fingerprints.

  When you connect with PuTTY for the first time, PuTTY shows you a fingerprint, which I suppose is MD5 because it is 128 bits in hexadecimal. But which does not match the footprint of 128 bit hex MD5 shown via command line of the probe.

  I tried a 2nd client who gave an imprint babble, but even once, does not match the footprint of chatter that makes the line of command of the probe.

  I tried a 3rd customer who shows the MD5 and chatter of fingerprints. These fingerprints match those displayed by the other SSH clients and of course, then no not match what the sensor showed.

  Finally, I tried to watch the complete key stored by these clients to host files or the windows registry, to compare with the full key indicated by the line of command IDS. All 3 clients display the key in hexadecimal format, while the sensor displays in decimal format. I can't find a hex to decimal calculator that can handle 1024 bits of an input value!

  So if I have to accept blindly to the key the first time my SSH client connects to a Cisco IPS sensor, I am of course open to a man in the middle attack initially connect. I can do some checks warm & fuzzy (connect from the subnet of the probe & check my ARP cache entry MAC address is correct, etc.), but it seems that these fingerprints must be verifiable directly.

  Thank you

  KEP

  This is the kind of a hack which may help.

  Once you connect as a service account that you can SSH to the ip address of loopback of the probe.

  "ssh-2 127.0.0.1."

  -bash - 2.05 b$ ssh-2 127.0.0.1

  Could not establish the authenticity of host ' 127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1).

  Of the key DSA is 2 c: 76:a2:b3:67:e2:cb:46:8 d: ee: 3B: 41:92:ac:61:19.

  Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?

  The service account to connect through the ip address of loopback of the probe, so there almost know possibility of a man in the middle attack.

  (The only way to spoil it would be for the attacker to have a complete control sensor and charge its own program of SSH server on the sensor)

  The "-2" specifies to use a LDAP version 2 client.

  Now the big question will be the hexagonal footprint seen in the above question can be used to compare the information provided by your SSH client?

  Let me know if this weird method still does not work for you.

  I sent an email to our main engineer of SSH to see if there is a better method.

• Access PIX using SSH when connected remotely with VPN client

  Hello

  I think that this should be a fairly simple for someone to sort for me - I'm new to PIX configuration If Yes please excuse my stupidity!

  I changed the config on our PIX to allow only access via SSH (rather than via telnet as it was previously configured)

  Now, everything works fine when I'm in the office - I can connect to the PIX using SSH without any problem.

  However, if I work from home and connect to the office using my VPN client (IPSEC tunnel ends on the PIX firewall itself) I find that I can not connect to the PIX.

  I have configured the PIX to access ssh on the office LAN subnet and the client pool of IP addresses used for VPN connections by using the following commands:

  SSH 172.64.10.0 255.255.255.0 inside

  SSH 192.28.161.0 255.255.255.0 inside

  where the 1st line is reference to the office's LAN, which works very well, and the 2nd line denotes the IP address pool configured on the PIX for VPN access.

  Can someone tell me how to fix this? I have the feeling that its something pressing!

  Thank you

  Neil

  Try the command "management-access to the Interior.

• Interactive command

  I wrote a very simple script today... Basically, the idea is to use the command cli_run_interactive to EEM cli library extensions. According to this document

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  I have to use the: cisco::eem: namespace, I did. Then, again in the same paper I found the command cli_run_interactive which is exactly what I have to, run a command, watch for a predefined command output and respond to this topic, once again in a way predefined. Pretty simple. The script below:

  : cisco::eem:event_register_none maxrun 36

  import namespace: cisco::eem: *.

  import namespace: cisco::lib: *.

  Set the 'clear line' 46 cmd1

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  Set cmd1_rep1 {y}

  Set cmd1_response [list [list wait answer $cmd1_exp1 $cmd1_rep1]]

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  cli_run_interactive {clist}

  So far, so good, I save the script:

  Runn terminal #show | s event handler

  Event Manager user Directorystrategie flash: /.

  user of type event manager strategy run_interactive.tcl

  The #show event handler registered terminal strategy

  N ° class Type Event Type trap time registered name

  user 1 script no Off 8 Tue Oct 17:19:04 2013 run_interactive.tcl

  PolicyName {run_interactive.tcl}

  Nice 0 priority queue normal 36,000 maxrun

  But then, when I try to run the script:

  Terminal #event Manager run run_interactive.tcl

  Name of the command terminal #invalid "cli_run_interactive".

  When running

  "cli_run_interactive {clist}.

  called inside

  "$slave $Contents eval.

  (procedure "eval_script" line 7)

  called inside

  "eval_script slave $scriptname.

  called inside

  "If {$security_level == 1} {#untrusted script.

  create an interp - slave

  Interp share {stdin slave

  Interp share {} stdout slave

  ..."

  (file "system:/lib/tcl/base.tcl" line 50)

  Run political MCI failed: invalid command name "cli_run_interactive".

  It seems to me that I missed a statement somewhere along the way, but I don't know where and what exactly... Any help is appreciated...

  When I wrote the function, the syntax is:

  cmd1 'first order' Set

  the value of cmd [list 'send' $cmd1 'answers' [list ['wait' list {[confirm]} 'reply' 'y']]

  Table game sendexp $cmd

  cli_run_interactive [list [array get sendexp]]