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Thanks a lot for the material as well as for the response. I tried exactly the same<br />
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1. On server A , I created id_rsa and Id_rsa.pub. <br />
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2. copied it to Server B . Generated the Authorization key. <br />
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3. &nbsp;copied the authorization_key to Server C.<br />
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4. I did exec ssh-agent /usr/bin/bash and ssh-add on Server A<br />
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5. I did the same thing on Server B<br />
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5. now I did the following on Server A<br />
ssh -tC -L &nbsp;6003:localhost:7003 serverB &quot;ssh -C -L 7003:serverB:9002 &nbsp;Server C&quot;<br />
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6. It still prompts for id_rsa to get server C. &nbsp;<br />
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Am I doing any thing wrong, that you can think<br />
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Appreciate your help.
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I am still getting password prompt. I will open that as separate question. Thanks for the help
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Dear Experts - <br />
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I am looking for some guidance. Here is the situation. Solaris operating system<br />
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Server A ===&gt; &nbsp;Server B ====&gt; Server C.<br />
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I set up the ssh-keygen between the servers so that I can get into &nbsp;B from A with out password.<br />
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from B to C with out password.<br />
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&nbsp;My goal is to A to C with no password. <br />
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and I want this process to running in the background. <br />
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I appreciate your help. I have been struggling with since 2 days.<br />
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Dear Experts - 

I am looking for some guidance. Here is the situation. Solaris operating system

Server A ===>  Server B ====> Server C.

I set up the ssh-keygen between the servers so that I can get into  B from A with out password.

from B to C with out password.

 My goal is to A to C with no password. 

and I want this process to running in the background. 

I appreciate your help. I have been struggling with since 2 days.



ssh-keygen  help needed

Telnet is an application layer protocol used on the Internet or local area networks to provide a bidirectional interactive text-oriented communication facility using a virtual terminal connection. SSH was designed as a replacement for Telnet and for unsecured remote shell protocols. The term telnet is also used to refer to the software that implements the client part of the protocol. SSH provides a secure channel over an unsecured network in a client-server architecture, connecting an SSH client application with an SSH server.