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Command / method to scp ( ssh secure copy ) across two hosts ( Linux Solaris )

Asked by sunhux in Linux Network Security, Unix Network Security, Linux Setup

Tags: Command / method to scp ( ssh secure copy ) across two hosts ( Linux Solaris )

Hi

I have host A on subnet 1 which can reach host B.
Host B has another NIC port which connects to subnet 2
 & Host B can reach Host C.

Host A has no route to Host C & I'm not allowed to add a
route in Host B.

All hosts A, B, C are hardened & I'm not allowed to run remsh or rsh
or ftp,    only scp or sftp

Host A is Redhat Enterprise Linux 4.5 while Host B is a Redhat
Enterprise Linux 5.3  &  Host C is a Solaris 8

Q1:
How can I scp or sftp a file from Host A to Host B ?
scp ... | ... | ...
I'll need a script or command that can be run daily on A
without the need to do it manually (just a cron job in A).
 Need to copy files about once per day from host A to C

Q2:
Can someone describe or point me to a link on simple ways to set up
scp ( ie ssh )  without the need of password, ie using private/public  keys
 
Keywords: Command / method to scp ( ssh sec…
 
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