Accessing the OnBoard Appliance and Connected Devices : Creating a VPN Tunnel : Accessing native features of an SP when a VPN tunnel exists

Accessing native features of an SP when a VPN tunnel exists
The following procedures describe how to access native features on an SP after either a PPTP, IPSec or SSH tunnel exists.
To access a native web application (Web Manager):
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Select the Access menu option.
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Click the Go to native web interface link on the Access Devices screen.
To access a native web application (from a remote browser):
On your workstation, enter the IP address of the device in a browser’s location field. The native web application appears.
To access a native web application (using the ssh command):
On the command line of your workstation, enter the ssh command with the name/alias of the device along with the IP address of the OnBoard appliance. The native web application appears.
For example, the following ssh command line gives the user named allSPs access to a device called sp2 using the OnBoard appliance’s virtual IP address 172.20.0.1.
% ssh -t allSPs:sp2@172.20.0.1
To access a native management application that resides on your workstation:
Bring up the management application on your workstation.
To access a native management application (from an SP):
If the management application resides on an SP and is an executable that can be invoked on the command line, do one of the following to access the SP’s console and launch the management application.
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Enter ssh with the spconsole command on the command line of your workstation in the following format.
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Select the Service Processor Console link.
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