Applied Biosystems SOLiD™ 4 System SETS Software User Guide ...

Manually configure
the RSA keys
Applied Biosystems SOLiD 4 System SETS Software User Guide
Chapter 7 Manage Administrative Tasks
Auto export in SETS 7
When you export, your runs will be exported to the server called
“hostName”. For example, assume you are exporting a run from
server_src to server_dest. Enter server_dest in the hostName field
and check the Auto-export box.
If you get an error message, follow the steps below:
1. From the command line, confirm that each machine can see the
other by the hostname on the network:
Use the secure shell (ssh) to log into the server_src, then
type ping server_dest.
Use the secure shell (ssh) to log into the server_dest, then
type ping server_src.
In both cases, you should see bytes returned.
2. If you have access to remoteKey.sh, execute the following
commands: (If you do not have access, go to step 3).
Use the secure shell (ssh) to log into the server_src as
corona, then type remoteKey.sh pipeline@server_dest.
At the prompt for corona's password of server_dest, type in
the password of corona user.
Use the secure shell (ssh) to log into the server_src as
pipeline, then type remoteKey.sh pipeline@server_dest.
At the prompt for pipeline's password of server_dest, type
the password of pipeline user.
Go to step 4.
3. If you do NOT have access to remoteKey.sh, execute these
commands:
Use the secure shell (ssh) to log into the server_dest as
pipeline, then go to the ssh directory
– ssh pipeline@server_dest.
– cd ~/.ssh.
Execute the following commands which copy the
appropriate public keys onto server_dest:
– scp corona@server_src:~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub./remote.pub
then enter corona’s password.
– cat remote.pub >> authorized_keys.
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