The SSH module allows you to execute commands on a remote server.
{{Make}} will connect to your SSH server from its IP addresses. Ensure you whitelist these IPs to allow connections to your remote server.
To connect SSH:
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Log in to your {{Make}} account, add an SSH module to scenario, and click the Add button next to the Connection field.
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Enter the details as given in the table as a reference.
Connection name
Optional: A name for the connection.
Host
Enter the host address of the server you want to connect.
Auth Type
Select the authentication type and add the details:
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User name and password
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User name and key
You can click Extract and upload the Private Key and Certificate file. The supported files are P12, PFX, or PEM.
Algorithms
Add the optional algorithms:
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Key exchange algorithms - Define a custom set of key exchange algorithms. The order of the algorithms in the arrays is important, with the most favorable being first. Please modify this field just in case you know how these algorithms are used during SSH communication.
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Ciphers - Define a custom set of ciphers. The order of the algorithms in the arrays is important, with the most favorable being first. Please modify this field just in case you know how these algorithms are used during SSH communication.
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Server host keys - Define a custom set of server host keys. The order of the algorithms in the arrays is important, with the most favorable being first.
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Note Modify this field only if you know how these algorithms are used during SSH communication.
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HMAC - Define a custom set of HMAC. The order of the algorithms in the arrays is important, with the most favorable being first. Modify this field just in case you know how these algorithms are used during SSH communication.
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Click Save.
The connection is successfully established and you can now create scenarios.