Connecting via SSH tunnel
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This is a machine-translated version of the original Japanese article.
Please understand that some of the information contained on this page may be inaccurate.
summary
By setting up an SSH tunnel between trocco and the server provided by the customer, it is possible to connect to the customer's data source via the SSH tunnel.
The following data sources are supported. Others will be supported sequentially.
- Aurora MySQL
- MySQL
- Oracle Database
- PostgreSQL
- Amazon Redshift
- SQL Server
You can configure the SSH tunnel from the settings of each connection information.
Performs an SSH connection to the specified host using a private key or password.
precondition
- Servers that tunnel with trocco and SSH must allow connections from trocco's IP.
Please allow the following IPs:18.182.232.211,13.231.52.164,3.113.216.138
How to set it up
On the connection information setting screen, check Connect via SSH.
* If the connection information does not support SSH tunnels, it will not be displayed.
Input field
You can make an SSH connection with a private key or password.
| ItemRequired | content | |
|---|---|---|
| SSH Host | Yes | Please find the IP address of the host you want to SSH to. |
| SSH port | Yes | Please use the port number of the SSH destination host. |
| SSH User | Yes | Enter the SSH connection username. |
| SSH Password | No | Enter the password for the SSH connection. |
| SSH private key | No | Enter your SSH private key. |
| SSH private key passphrase | No | Enter the passphrase for your SSH private key. |
More information
- The SSH tunnel is stretched before the transfer and closed after the transfer is complete.
- Since the server environment for the transfer is separate, the SSH tunnel is not shared between customers.
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