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You will need one such service line for each server on your system. Use the ssh
command in the following way:
/usr/bin/ssh <servername> -1 <username>
The following sample entries in SYSTEM.SERVICE let you establish a network
connection to your console from an iNEWS Workstation session.
a - console console sysops /usr/bin/ssh NRCS-A -l so
b - console console sysops /usr/bin/ssh NRCS-B -l so
The resource assigned to the service must be configured on the computer you want to
log in to.
5. (Optional) Create a dialog for the service.
If you want your service to follow certain instructions every time it is invoked, create a
dialog for the service containing those instructions. See “Building a Dialog” on page 27
for more information.
6. (Optional) Test your configuration changes on iNEWS. See the iNEWS Setup and
Configuration Guide for more information on testing the site configuration file.
7. Reconfigure the system.
This causes your system to note changes and incorporate them into appropriate
programs. Do the following:
n
See the iNEWS Setup and Configuration Guide for more information on selecting servers
and the superuser mode.
a. Select the master computer (typically server A).
b. Enter superuser mode.
c. Type what appears in bold text:
NRCS-A# offline
d. If you added a new resource or modified an existing one in the process of creating a
new service, reconfigure your system by typing the following:
NRCS-A# configure
command Specifies the command you want the service to use to handle communication.
To create a service using telnet, type the
telnet command here. Ensure you
specify the program’s full pathname and include the system name to which
you are connecting.
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