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MAC OS X ("Mountain" Lion 10.8 or Higher)
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Configure SSH Access
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Please follow these instructions to configure Mac OS X to work properly with UCONN's SSH requirements.
Acquire Kerberos Ticket
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Getting a Kerberos Ticket using Ticket Viewer app
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- Enter the command kinit <netid>@UCONN.EDU
- Enter your password when prompted
- Enter the command klist to verify your ticket was created successfully, similar to the below screen
Creating the Database Tunnel
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Terminal Method
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- Acquire a Kerberos ticket by either using the Terminal or the Ticket Viewer app
Connect to non-production databases (DEV, UAT) using
- ssh -fNL 1522:dbserver02.uits.uconn.edu:1521 <yournetid>@gateway.uits.uconn.edu
Connect to production database (PRD) using
- ssh -fNL 1521:dbserver01.uits.uconn.edu:1521 <yournetid>@gateway.uits.uconn.edu
Application Method
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There are various GUI applications for creating SSH tunnels on OS X. SSH TUNNEL MANAGER and FUGU SSH are both supported.
SSH Tunnel Manager
FUGU SSH
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Windows
Network Identity Manager / Putty Method
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- Download and install Putty from Centrify website.http://www.centrify.com/resources/putty.asp
- Download and install the latest MIT kerberos.
- Configure user account in Kerberos and create a ticket.
- Follow the instructions on the Centrify help document to configure Putty - Document is part of the downlaod package.
- Start the Putty session from Start up -> Centrify -> Putty
- type 'gateway.uits.uconn.edu' into the hostname field
- select the Connection -> SSH -> Kerberos from the categories on the left hand side and enable "Attempt Kerberos Auth"
- Enter <netid>@UCONN.EDU Service Principal Name section.
- Under Auto-Login, select third radio - User name portion of user principal name
- <SET UP THE TUNNEL>
- Select the Sessions category from the left hand side
- Type a meaningful name such as 'gateway server' into the saved sessions text field
- click the save button
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