Configuring lawful interception ssh
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Toolpack can use the secure FTP (SFTP) protocol to upload IRI records to a remote server. | Toolpack can use the secure FTP (SFTP) protocol to upload IRI records to a remote server. | ||
| − | For security reasons ( | + | For security reasons (such as not storing the SFTP server's password as clear text in the Toolpack MySQL database), '''it requires that SFTP be used in password-less mode'''. |
| − | SSH password-less mode is configured by setting-up client | + | SSH password-less mode is configured by setting-up client server authentication through an exchange of private/public SSH keys. |
| − | + | The following procedure describes how to create and exchange SSH authentication keys. | |
*[[password less ssh|Configure password-less SSH login (from or to other servers)]] | *[[password less ssh|Configure password-less SSH login (from or to other servers)]] | ||
| − | '''IMPORTANT NOTE''': | + | '''IMPORTANT NOTE''': Remember to enable password-less SSH on both TMedia hosts, when redundant hosts are used ([[tmedia 1+1|1+1]], [[TMG7800|TMG7800]], or redundant external Toolpack hosts) |
Latest revision as of 13:44, 8 March 2018
Toolpack can use the secure FTP (SFTP) protocol to upload IRI records to a remote server.
For security reasons (such as not storing the SFTP server's password as clear text in the Toolpack MySQL database), it requires that SFTP be used in password-less mode.
SSH password-less mode is configured by setting-up client server authentication through an exchange of private/public SSH keys.
The following procedure describes how to create and exchange SSH authentication keys.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Remember to enable password-less SSH on both TMedia hosts, when redundant hosts are used (1+1, TMG7800, or redundant external Toolpack hosts)
