On Sat, May 7, 2016 at 8:09 AM, Nathan Johnson wrote:
> If you hit the /client/console endpoint with a vmid, it sends you back some
> data that contains a link to a the console proxy VM and passes an encrypted
> json payload that has the user, password and port for a vnc connection.
> Normally th
I know what happens but I am not sure how will you be able to connect to VNC
with that info.
From the diagram in previous mail which components you want to remove?
Basically what I am trying to say here is that json payload is consists of data
we get from management server. Only variable there
Rajani is right, I didn't look at the value in db, just the category.
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Erik
On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 8:30 AM, Rajani Karuturi wrote:
> 'Hidden' and 'Secure' are both encrypted in db only difference being hidden
> values are not shown.
> you could just change the category in configuration tabl
'Hidden' and 'Secure' are both encrypted in db only difference being hidden
values are not shown.
you could just change the category in configuration table.
~Rajani
On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 10:56 PM, Erik Weber wrote:
> listConfiguration returns unencrypted values for Secure items, but they
> nee
listConfiguration returns unencrypted values for Secure items, but they
need to be stored encrypted in the db.
You'd need to check If those values ever change, If they don't you may try
encrypting the value and change category to Secure
Erik
Den mandag 9. mai 2016 skrev Nathan Johnson følgende:
Erik Weber wrote:
> I believe Kishan suggested that you could change those Hidden config items
> to Secure (an existing category), as Secure items are returned with the
> listConfiguration API.
This is chicken and egg. I need the unencrypted values so I can decrypt
other payloads. I need the
I believe Kishan suggested that you could change those Hidden config items
to Secure (an existing category), as Secure items are returned with the
listConfiguration API.
I don't know if you can do an in-place switch, or if the value has to be
encrypted first for it to work, but you should be able
Anshul Gangwar wrote:
>
> ms ——authenticate—> CPVM ——for VNC console—>Hypervisor
> ^
> | gets images from CPVM
> web browser
>
> Which of the above components you want to keep and which to re
Kishan Kavala wrote:
> Nathan,
> You can use "Secure" category instead of "Hidden". Config items with
> "Secure" category are encrypted and also included in listConfigurations API
> response.
The data that I need (specifically security.encryption.iv and
security.encryption.key) are already
Nathan,
You can use "Secure" category instead of "Hidden". Config items with "Secure"
category are encrypted and also included in listConfigurations API response.
~kishan
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From: Nathan Johnson [mailto:njohn...@ena.com]
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I didn’t get how will you use that info to connect?
There are three connections involved in showing console to user.
ms ——authenticate—> CPVM ——for VNC console—>Hypervisor
^
| gets images from CPVM
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