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How to setup ‘ssh’ trusts between Linux and HP-UX

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Please note:

• The prompts will tell you where to execute the commands, "HPUX#" (root user) or "Linux#"  (root user)
• Remember Linux/Unix is case sensitive
• If hosts are not known by each other, fill the /etc/hosts file for example (using vi for example)
• linuxhost represents the name of your Charon server (can be any name you want)
• hpuxhost represents the hostname of your HP-UX virtual machine

On the HP-UX system, enter the following commands if the folder does not already exist:

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How to setup ‘rsh’ trusts between Linux and HP-UX

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Please note:

• The prompts will tell you where to execute the commands, "HPUX#" (root user) or "Linux#"  (root user)
• Remember Linux/Unix is case sensitive
• If hosts are not known by each other, fill the /etc/hosts file for example (using vi for example)
• linuxhost represents the name of your Charon server (can be any name you want)
• hpuxhost represents the hostname of your HP-UX virtual machine

Introduction

RSH executes commands on a remote host. It can be used to issue a shutdown on the Charon Tru64 virtual machine.

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To facilitate use of "expect" for shutdown, an example is provided in the "guest_shutdown.exp" script located in the /opt/charon/utils folder. If you plan to customize the script, you'll have to create a copy and not use it directly as it will be overwritten in case of Toolkit upgrade.

Please note:

'telnet' and 'expect' packages must be installed in order to use this feature.

The following error message can be returned when stopping the virtual machine when trying to use the expect script example:

• if expect package is not installed: "Stop script returned error code 126".
• if telnet is not installed: "%EXPECT-F-NOSRM, Cannot continue, 'telnet' is not installed" then "Stop script returned error code 4"

Caution: the virtual machine process will be however killed by service management process

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If console is locked:

Any active session to the console must be killed before the "expect" script is executed.

For example, if you are connected via "telnet" on the localhost/port (the kill is not done inside the expect script). Using the "/opt/charon/utils/charon_gstart_expect" script file the necessary operations will be performed.

If the console is locked from another host (if you use putty for example), you will have to cancel the connection by yourself otherwise the shutdown will not be performed cleanly.

Script usage

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