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USER’S GUIDE
Switched Rack PDU
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the correct host key was uploaded by verifying that the fingerprints
displayed here match the SSH fingerprints on the Rack PDU, as
displayed by your SSH client program.
7. The last screen verifies that the host key has been created and
instructs you on the next task, to load the host key to the Switched
Rack PDU. It displays the location and name of the host key, which has
a .p15 file extension.
Load the host key to the Rack PDU. Perform these steps:
1. On the Network menu of the Web interface of the Switched Rack
PDU, select the Telnet/SSH option.
2. In the SSH User Host Key File section of the page, browse to the host
key, the .p15 file you created in the procedure Create the host key.
(The default location is C:\Program Files\American Power
Conversion\APC Security Wizard.)
3. On the SSH Host Key Fingerprint section of the page, note the
fingerprint for the version (or versions) of SSH you are using. Then log
on to the Rack PDU through your SSH client program, and verify that
the correct host key was uploaded by verifying that these fingerprints
match the fingerprints that the client program displays.
Alternatively, you can use FTP or Secure CoPy (SCP) to transfer
the host key file to the Rack PDU. If you use FTP or SCP for the
transfer, you must specify the correct location, \sec, on the Rack
PDU. For SCP, the command to transfer a host key named
hostkey.p15 to a Rack PDU with an IP address of 156.205.6.185
would be:
scp cert.p15 apc@156.205.6.185:\sec\hostkey.p15