HP NonStop SSH Reference Manual Configuring and Running SSH2 • 77
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Considerations
• The life-cycle configuration of existing user public keys will not be modified due to this parameter. If existing
keys need to participate in life-cycle control, then they must be configured via ALTER USER PUBLICKEY
command specifying the LIVE-DATE and EXPIRE-DATE command options.
• Parameter value is ignored if life-cycle for user public keys is disabled (i.e. if
LIFECYCLEPOLICYPUBLICUSERKEY is set to DISABLED).
• Parameter value is ignored if USER PUBLICKEY attributes LIVE-DATE and EXPIRE-DATE are specified in
ALTER USER PUBLICKEY commands (if a user is allowed to specify these attributes according to the key
lifecycle policy).
See also:
LIFECYCLEPOLICYPUBLICUSERKEY, INTERVALLIVEPUBLICUSERKEY
IPMODE
This parameter is used to set the IP mode the SSH2 process is running in. Depending on this parameter the SSH2 process
supports IPv4 only, IPv6 only, or both.
Parameter Syntax
IPMODE ip-mode
Arguments
ip-mode
The IP mode the SSH2 process will be running in. The following IP modes are supported:
o IPV4 – TCP/IP version 4 is supported only
o IPV6 – TCP/IP version 6 is supported only
o DUAL – Both TCP/IP versions 4 and 6 are supported
Default
The default value for this parameter is IPV4.
Example
IPMODE IPv6
Considerations
• The IPMODE parameter of SSH2 corresponds to the TCP/IP monitor process option FAMILY. The
configuration of SSH2 parameter SUBNET or define =TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME must not contradict the value
of IPMODE, i.e. if IPMODE is set to IPv4, then the TCP/IP process cannot be configured with FAMILY IPv6
and vice versa.
• Similarly, the configuration of SSH2 parameters INTERFACE and INTERFACEOUT must be set consistently
with setting of parameter IPMODE.
See also:
SUBNET, INTERFACE, INTERFACEOUT
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