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cdeecc2335 note that dmz.rs exists 2025-08-09 06:25:14 +02:00
ee67175267 fun with json 2025-08-09 06:20:14 +02:00
713ae20355 note how to access moxx 2025-08-09 06:13:41 +02:00
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@@ -36,6 +36,10 @@ proxies: dmzrs
name: LDAP
host: moxx
name: dmzrs
host: moxx
note: hosts the dmz.rs website
name: website
host: moxx
authqueries: LDAP

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@@ -6,9 +6,19 @@ author: Malin
source: dmz.rs
---
- Access the Kralizec network.
- `ssh` into Moxx.
- Use `pct` to find and access containers.
Access `moxx`, the Proxmox machine:
1. Check you can access the creds in `dmzadmin`: `gpg -d credentials/kralizec/ssh11.gpg`.
2. Check the creds work: `ssh dmz.rs ls`.
3. Copy your ssh keys across: `ssh-copy-id -i ~/id_selected dmz.rs`.
4. Check that works: `test $(ssh dmz.rs hostname) = ssh11`
5. Find `moxx`' IP address in its credentials: `moxxIP=[ user ]@[ local ip ]`
6. Jump through `ssh11` to access `moxx`: `ssh -J user@dmz.rs $moxx_ip`
# Enter Containers
Use `pct` to find and access containers:
```sh
pct list | grep -v stopped
@@ -17,3 +27,10 @@ pct enter 112
- Don't tell people to type 'pct enter', or they will type `pct`, and hit the enter key I TOLD YOU ALL THE KEY SHOULD BE CALLED RETURN.
- Now you're in the container.
## Just for Fun
```sh
pct list | grep -v VMID |\
column -J -N vmid,state,current,name | less -R
```