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--- maintenance:general:ssh_jumphost [2020/01/30 07:40] – bdorlandt
+++ maintenance:general:ssh_jumphost [2020/07/06 14:26] (current) – [SSH jumphost] bdorlandt
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+====== SSH jumphost ======
+To set up a permanent jumphost for all SSH sessions from NetYCE the following is required.
+  - Generate SSH keys on the netyce server ''ssh-keygen -b 2048''
+  - Copy the contents of ''.ssh/id_rsa.pub'' to the jumphost ''~/.ssh/authorized_keys'' file. Make sure it is all on one line. (you could use: ''ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub <jumpuser>@<jumphost>'')
+  - Verify you can login to the jumphost without a password ''ssh <jumpuser>@<jumphost>''
+  - modify the /opt/yce/etc/ssh_config to include the desired pieces:
+    - <code>
+Host jumphost
+ Hostname 192.168.182.136
+ User your_user
+ IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
+Host 192.168.182.191 192.168.182.192
+ # you could also do: 192.168.182.*
+ ProxyCommand ssh jumphost -W %h:%p -F /opt/yce/etc/ssh_config
+</code>
+    - do not modify other aspects
+  - Verify you can connect to a node. ''ssh <user>@<node> -v -F /opt/yce/etc/ssh_config''
+    - you should see this line in the debug output: ''debug1: Executing proxy command: exec ssh -q -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa <jumpuser>@<jumphost> -W <node_ip>:22''
+From this point on all SSH session will use the jumphost.
+More details on [[https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSSH/Cookbook/Proxies_and_Jump_Hosts#Old_Methods_of_Passing_Through_Jump_Hosts|ssh_config]]. Please note the version of ssh, this may have limitations.
+===== Drawbacks =====
+==== NCCM ====
+Without having direct return traffic from the node to NetYCE cripples the NCCM functionality.
+You'll have to disable the pre and post backups for the command_jobs as well.
+Set all disabled values to 1.
+{{:guides:user:disable_backups.png?direct&600|}}
+==== OS upgrades ====
+Since the NetYCE server isn't reachable from the node, the OS can't be retrieved for OS upgrades.