password. Then just execute "ssh [email protected] somecommand" and it
> will run "somecommand" and the output will be sent back to you. > > > > Thank you for your reply. Please be informed that I didn't have success in activating ssh on my remote node VxWorks. According to your comment, I want to make use of it on my another Red Hat 9 remote node. From my previous posts, I learned to enable it as the followings : - First, ssh to the remote machine and then logout . - Second , generate a key : - #ssh-keygen –t dsa - Third , copy your public key to the remote machine : - #scp ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub [email protected]:.ssh/authorized_keys<[email protected]:.ssh/authorized_keys> - Select your appropriate passphrase But this procedure is not working with the remote end as Red Hat 9. As you see, it is not always possible to construct ssh. Did you have any experience with VxWorks to enable ssh on it?
