June 2003
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
3h 24m
English
Secure Shell was designed as a replacement for the Berkeley r-protocols. With the exception of key management, it can be used as a simple drop-in replacement. More advanced features that may be appropriate to your environment are also offered.
This chapter discusses integrating Secure Shell into your environment. It covers replacing rsh(1) with ssh(1) in scripts, using proxies to bridge disparate networks, limiting privileges with role-based access control (RBAC), and protecting legacy TCP-based applications. After integrating Secure Shell, insecure legacy protocols can be disabled.
Automating actions with the Secure Shell client,ssh(1), is mostly a straightforward replacement of either the ...
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