Connecting via SSH Tunnel
- 17 Jul 2024
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Connecting via SSH Tunnel
- Updated on 17 Jul 2024
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By creating an SSH tunnel between TROCCO and a server provided by the customer, it is possible to connect to the customer's data source via SSH tunnel.
The following connection information is supported
- Amazon Aurora MySQL
- Amazon Redshift
- Azure Synapse Analytics
- Microsoft SQL Server
- MySQL
- Oracle Database
- PostgreSQL
SSH tunnels can be configured from the Create/Edit screen for each connection information.
SSH connection is made to the specified host with a private key or password.
Prerequisite.
- The server that tunnels SSH with TROCCO must allow connections from TROCCO's IP.
Please allow the following IPs18.182.232.21113.231.52.1643.113.216.138
Setup Method
On the connection information setting screen, check the "Connect via SSH" checkbox.
This setting appears only when the connection information supports SSH tunneling.
entry
SSH connection by private key or password.
| (data) item | indispensable | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| SSH Host | Yes | Enter the IP address of the host to connect to SSH. |
| SSH Port | Yes | Enter the port number of the host to connect to SSH. |
| SSH User | Yes | Enter the user name for the SSH connection. |
| SSH Password | No | You can enter the password for the SSH connection. |
| SSH private key | No | You can enter your SSH private key. |
| Passphrase for SSH private key | No | You can enter the passphrase for the SSH private key. |
More Information
- The SSH tunnel is set up before the transfer and closed after the transfer is complete.
- The SSH tunnel is not shared among customers because of the separate server environment of the transfer.
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