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en:centro:servizos:pasarela_ssh [2016/04/18 13:23] – fernando.guillenen:centro:servizos:pasarela_ssh [2023/01/13 17:56] (current) – [Activation] jorge.suarez
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 ===== Description ===== ===== Description =====
-The SSH Gateway allows access to a host inside the CITIUS internal network from the external network. This service is the backup plan when using the [[en:centro:servizos:vpn|VPN]] is not possible.+The SSH Gateway allows access to a host inside the CITIUS internal network from the external network. This service is the backup plan when using the [[en:centro:servizos:vpn:start|VPN]] is not possible.
  
 ===== Activation ===== ===== Activation =====
-You have to register filling the [[https://old.citius.usc.es/uxitic/incidencias/add| requests and problem reporting form]]. This form is only available to CITIUS users.+Check in [[https://apps.citius.usc.es/xici/personainternas/edit|Xici permissions]] whether the service //Acceso ext. pasarela SSH// is listed. If the service is listed, you don't need to register.
  
-To use the gateway you must generate a public and private key pair and include the public key file in the request.  +You have to register filling the [[https://citius.usc.es/dashboard/enviar-incidencia| requests and problem reporting form]]. This form is only available to CITIUS users. 
-To do so, execute in a terminal:+ 
 +You must also add a public SSH key in your account, in the [[https://citius.usc.es/me|Account and Permissions section in Xici]]. **Only SSH keys authentication method is enabled**. 
 + 
 +<note important>The option to add a SSH public key is temporarily unavailable. You must send the key using the [[https://citius.usc.es/dashboard/enviar-incidencia|issues submission form]] to be able to use the service.</note> 
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 +To generate an SSH key, execute in a terminal:
 <code bash>ssh-keygen -t rsa</code> <code bash>ssh-keygen -t rsa</code>
-Introduce a password to protect your keys. This process will generate the files ''~/.ssh/id_rsa'' (the private key) e ''~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub'' (the public key). And then send us this last file attached on the request form.+Introduce a password to protect your keys. This process will generate the files ''~/.ssh/id_rsa'' (the private key) e ''~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub'' (the public key). And then use that last file contents to add the SSH key.
  
 ===== User manual ===== ===== User manual =====
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 ==== Config info ==== ==== Config info ====
  
-  * Server: ''vpn.citius.usc.es''+  * Server: ''vpn.citius.usc.es'' (''193.144.78.45'')
   * Port: ''22''   * Port: ''22''
   * User: //Your CITIUS username//   * User: //Your CITIUS username//
-  * Password: //The private key password. If you don't remember it the only solution is to create a new pair of keys and send us the public one again.// 
  
 ==== Connection example in GNU/Linux ==== ==== Connection example in GNU/Linux ====