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Titre
Unable to connect to CLI. Works for some systems, others receive "Permission Denied" -
Description
Multiple Solaris systems being managed in TPAM. All systems test successfully from TPAM. Systems are all using the same CLI credentials and have the same SSH configuration, same keys and same permissions. When attempting to run CLI commands from some systems, receive error, "permission denied (publickey keyboard-interactive)"
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Cause
Some addresses missing from Restricted IP field in TPAM -
Résolution
Login to /par or /tpam interface.
Go to the Users & Groups menu > User IDs and select Manage User IDs
Select the CLI user that you are using to connect with.
On the Details tab, check the Restricted IP field.
If this field is blank, authentication requests from all systems will be accepted.
If there are IPs or subnet ranges listed in this field, then ONLY authentication requests from the specified addresses will be accepted.
If a required system is missing, add the system's IP or subnet to the list.