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08-18-2016
02:29 PM
Yeah, that looks like what I want. I'm new to PAN and just didn't know how this kind of thing should be handled. I found a reference so I'm good to go. Thanks.
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08-18-2016
08:44 AM
I want to be able to use scp from the firewall to transfer a config file to a remote server without entering a password. So I need to store the remote user's public ssh key in the equivalent of an authorized_keys file on the firewall. Is this possible? What I'm trying to do is schedule an automatic pull of the running-config.xml down to a server. I want to do this like this: ssh 10.2.1.254 scp export configuration to isg@sauron.shs.ucd:. from running-config.xml 10.2.1.254 is my firewall. I have the key set up in the other direction so the ssh command goes through without a password, but the reverse direction (the scp command) doesn't work without a password.
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