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I didn't even notice there was a typo... what I did worked anyway... thank you
and I meant ESXi 7.0
yes the manual exchange is working.
I only have 1 ESXi and its on V7.
I'll see how it goes and test things...
Thanks for the help,
Thomas
ah. ok. thank you... you are right of course :-) will do.
Cheers,
Thomas
Hi, thanks for the answer.... I tried the non gui-version
./xsibackup --add-key root@134.28.70.59:22
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(c)Daniel J. Garcia Fidalgo | info@33hops.com
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System Information: ESXi, Kernel 7 Major 0 Minor 0 Patch 0
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License: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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PID: 2293325, Running job as: root
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root@134.28.70.59's password:
root@134.28.70.59's password:
Key exchange routine
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This is the routine to exchange keys with other servers
You will be prompted to enter the remote server's password
a number of times. Please do so, this is a one time operation
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/!\ Remember to enable SSH out in the ESXi firewall
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root@134.28.70.59's password:
root@134.28.70.59's password:
root@134.28.70.59's password:
root@134.28.70.59's password:
Could not determine system type at: 134.28.70.59
response: permission KO
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Response from 134.28.70.59 was: permission denied, please try again.permission denied, please try again.root@134.28.70.59: permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,password).
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can't exchange key /vmfs/volumes/5f573d02-2eac82e8-5fb0-2cea7f578cbd/XSI/XSIBackup-DC/xsibackup_id_rsa with: root@134.28.70.59:22
Removed <tmp> dir OK
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SSH session was closed OK
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ssh does work though on the commandline:
>ssh root@134.28.70.59
gives me instant login into xsibackup-nas. VM Firewall for ssh client/server is open.
The response from the gui is just "You can only... ESXi hosts ############### # Tip: ################################# #Tip: type the menu....etc
Any idea would be appreciated,
thanks,
Thomas
Hi,
I have a fresh new default installation of DC. If I do esxibackup --info I get these 2 error messages :
PID: 2291957, Running job as: root
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2020-09-22T08:10:50 | Error code 3949 at file common.c, line 3949 | Error description: Provided path is not a directory:
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2020-09-22T08:10:50 | Error code 7 at file info.c, line 7 | Error description: is not the root of a repository
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Any ideas what the reason could be ?
Thanks,
Thomas
Hi,
I would like to use XSIBackup-NAS from a XSIBackup-DC. I am trying to set up a link and after
entering the IP of the XSIBackup-NAS I get a request from the NAS to enter the password.
But after that I get the message 'You can only link to Linux and VMWare ESXi hosts'
Is there something I am doing wrong here ?
Thanks,
Thomas
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