Netsight Console (Java) at ubuntu client is not possible to open ssh to switch
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‎03-09-2017 09:17 AM
My customer uses Netsight Java Clients at Ubuntu linux. Currently he cannot use the basic functionality of netsight which is accessing to a switch via ssh if he right click on a switch in netsight console.
If he right click in a switch and choose "ssh" it happens nothing!
It seems to me that the ssh link is hard coded to a (windows) putty client which is not available on ubuntu client.
Is that correct and can be solved ?!
Or is there a configuration option possible.
Regards
If he right click in a switch and choose "ssh" it happens nothing!
It seems to me that the ssh link is hard coded to a (windows) putty client which is not available on ubuntu client.
Is that correct and can be solved ?!
Or is there a configuration option possible.
Regards
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‎03-09-2017 11:30 AM
Hello Matthias,
you might be able to leverage the "Third Party Menu" to specify an SSH application. See How can you create a 3rd party menu option for a device in Console? and How to change the telnet/ssh port that NetSight Console uses.
On Ubuntu you would probably need to start a terminal that executes an SSH client, e.g. "xterm -e ssh user@host" or "gnome-terminal -x ssh user@host".
Erik
you might be able to leverage the "Third Party Menu" to specify an SSH application. See How can you create a 3rd party menu option for a device in Console? and How to change the telnet/ssh port that NetSight Console uses.
On Ubuntu you would probably need to start a terminal that executes an SSH client, e.g. "xterm -e ssh user@host" or "gnome-terminal -x ssh user@host".
Erik
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‎03-09-2017 11:30 AM
Thanks for that advice !!!
