You can use the command-line interface (CLI) to maintain
SSH keys.
Attention: After you add a cluster, close the
Maintaining SSH Keys panel.
Perform the following steps to
maintain SSH keys:
Issue the svcinfo lssshkeys CLI command to list
the SSH keys that are available on the cluster.
Issue the svctask addsshkey CLI command to install
a new SSH key on the cluster. The key file must first be copied onto
the cluster. Each key is associated with an ID string that you define
that can consist of up to 30 characters. Up to 100 keys can be stored
on a cluster. You can add keys to provide either administrator access
or service access. For example, issue the following:
svctask addsshkey -user service -file /tmp/id_rsa.pub
-label testkey
Where /tmp/id_rsa.pub is
the name of the file that the SSH key will be saved in and testkey is
the label to associate with this key.
You can issue the svctask rmsshkey CLI command to
remove an SSH key from the cluster.
You can issue the svctask rmallsshkeys CLI command
to remove all of the SSH keys from the cluster.