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Configuring Non-Interactive Authentication for Auto Archive

You can configure auto archiving between servers having different roles. For example:

Before configuring auto archiving from one server to another, configure non-interactive ssh authentication from the source server to the destination server. Non-interactive means that one server can move files to another server without requiring passwords.

Configuring non-interactive ssh authentication between two servers uses RSA key pairs, a private key and a public key. You copy the first public key you generate to the destination server as authorized_keys. When you configure multiple instances of non-interactive authentication to the same destination reporting server, you copy the additional public keys to unique filenames to avoid overwriting the original authorized_keys. Then you concatenate these filenames to authorized_keys. For example, you would append authorized_keys_ELM-C2 and authorized_keys_ELM-C3 to the authorized_keys file from ELM-C1.

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Example: Configure Non-Interactive Authentication for Hub and Spoke

Example: Configure Non-Interactive Authentication Across Three Servers