Managing Credentials
NAKIVO Backup & Replication provides you with the ability to store your OS login and password, Amazon EC2 instance private keys or SSH keys to your Linux machines. Refer to the following topics:
Adding Credentials
To add new credentials, do the following:
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Click Settings in the left pane of the product.
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Go to the Inventory tab.
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Click Manage.
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In the dialog that opens, click Credentials.
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In the Manage Credentials dialog that opens, click Add Credentials.
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Then, do the following:
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Type: Select the type of credentials:
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To add a username and password, fill out the Username, Password, and Description fields and click Save.
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To add a private key to an Amazon EC2 instance or a Linux physical machine, do the following:
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Private key:Select Private Key from the Type menu.
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Username: Enter a username for the private key.
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Password: Create a password for the private key.
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Repeat password: Repeat password.
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If you generated your key with a passphrase, you have to enter this passphrase into the Password and Repeat password boxes. -
Locate and select the private key.
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Supported key formats: RSA, DSA
Supported file extensions: no extension, .pem, .key, .cer, .der, .txt -
Fill out the Description box.
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Click Save.
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You can now assign the credentials while creating jobs.
Editing Credentials
To edit credentials, do the following:
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Click Settings in the left pane of the product.
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Go to the Inventory tab.
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Click Manage.
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Fill out the Description box.
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Click Save.
You can now assign the credentials while creating jobs.
Editing Credentials
To edit credentials, do the following:
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Click Settings in the left pane of the product.
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Go to the Inventory tab.
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Click Manage.
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In the dialog that opens, click Credentials.
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Hover the mouse pointer over the record that you would like to edit, and click Edit.
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Make any required changes, and then click Save.
Deleting Credentials
Do the following:
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Click Settings in the left pane of the product.
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Go to the Inventory tab.
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Click Manage.
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In the dialog that opens, click Credentials.
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Hover the mouse pointer over the record that you would like to delete and click Delete.
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Click Delete in the confirmation dialog box that opens.