Sometimes you need to script a job that SSH’s into another ESX host, problem is you will be prompted for a password—pretty much taking out all the automation aspect of a script.
There is a way around this. Simply generate a public SSH key and place it in an authorized_keys file on your 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. ESX host.
Posted under ESX 3.5 Tips, ESXi 3.5 Tips, Security
This post was written by Rick Scherer on January 16, 2009
Jason Boche posted this network diagram on VI3, it shows exactly what ports VC, ESX and other services needed for a functioning enterprise use. This diagram is extremely helpful in troubleshooting network issues and also in helping put your companies security department at ease. Thanks Jason!
Posted under ESX 3.5 Tips, ESXi 3.5 Tips, Networking, Security, VMware
This post was written by Rick Scherer on December 15, 2008
Today I got into a heated discussion with a “Virtualization Expert” at Gartner today about the risks associated with virtualizing your DMZ, primarily into the same environment as your non-DMZ servers.
Posted under Networking, Security, VMware
This post was written by Rick Scherer on December 5, 2008
