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Appendix 13 Using Adapters
Cisco Process Orchestrator Adapter Help for Terminal Adapter
Defining a Public-key Authenticated Admin Runtime User
Use the Public-key Authenticated Admin Runtime User dialog box to define the user credentials required
to allow public key authentication and an administrative password is required to perform privileged
operations.
to allow public key authentication and an administrative password is required to perform privileged
operations.
If a target has set up public key authentication on the remote SSH server, the private key of the
Public-key Authenticated Admin Runtime User will be used to form the SSH authentication request. The
request is then authenticated against the stored public key on the remote server.
Public-key Authenticated Admin Runtime User will be used to form the SSH authentication request. The
request is then authenticated against the stored public key on the remote server.
If the target does not allow public key authentication, the SSH authentication will fail.
To create a Public-key Authenticated Admin Runtime User:
Step 1
On the Definitions > Runtime Users view, right-click and choose New > Public-key Authenticated
Admin Runtime User.
Admin Runtime User.
The New Public-key Authenticated Admin Runtime User Properties dialog box displays.
Step 2
Click the General tab to specify the following information.
Step 3
Click OK to close the dialog box.
Defining a Network Device Module Target
Some Cisco network devices are chassis systems that can hold other network devices such as ACE,
FWSM, on boards that plug into the chassis.
FWSM, on boards that plug into the chassis.
Use the Network Device Module to create a network device module target which can be used as a
dependent of a terminal target as well as an independent network device target that can be used by
network processes for execution.
dependent of a terminal target as well as an independent network device target that can be used by
network processes for execution.
To create a Network Device Module:
Step 1
On the Definitions > Targets view, right-click, and choose New > Network Device Module.
The New Network Device Module Wizard displays.
Step 2
On the General Information panel, enter the appropriate information, and click Next.
Step 3
On the Terminal Connection panel, enter the appropriate target information to specify the connection
information to the appropriate server, and click Next.
information to the appropriate server, and click Next.
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Chassis system—From the drop-down list, select the appropriate terminal target on which the
network Switch numberCheck the check box and in the text field, enter the appropriate switch
number for the chassis system.
network Switch numberCheck the check box and in the text field, enter the appropriate switch
number for the chassis system.
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Slot number—Enter the slot number on which the network device module resides.
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Process Id—Enter the processor Id on which the network device module resides.
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Command to access—Enter the session command to access the network device module.
The default command is session slot [Slot Number] processor [Processor Id].
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Prompt prefix—Enter the command prompt prefix that will be used by the device type
configurations and expects when issuing commands and connecting to the device.
configurations and expects when issuing commands and connecting to the device.