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ubuntu@00954b21-57cf-40e2-86c2-0d7b7269fecb-classifier:~$ ls -lad /home/ubuntu
drwxrwx— 12 ubuntu root 4096 Dec 2 18:17 /home/ubuntu
ubuntu@00954b21-57cf-40e2-86c2-0d7b7269fecb-classifier:~$ ls -la /home/ubuntu/.ssh
total 12
drwx—— 2 ubuntu ubuntu 4096 Dec 2 17:58 .
drwxrwx— 12 ubuntu root 4096 Dec 2 18:17 ..
-rw——- 1 ubuntu ubuntu 742 Dec 2 17:41 authorized_keys
ubuntu@00954b21-57cf-40e2-86c2-0d7b7269fecb-classifier:~$Hi Komal, I do see a key ending with ‘Generated-by-Nova’ in the list of authorized keys.
The output of ls -ltr /home/ubuntu/.ssh/ is:ubuntu@00954b21-57cf-40e2-86c2-0d7b7269fecb-classifier:~$ ls -ltr /home/ubuntu/.ssh/
total 4
-rw——- 1 ubuntu ubuntu 742 Dec 2 17:41 authorized_keys
ubuntu@00954b21-57cf-40e2-86c2-0d7b7269fecb-classifier:~$Thank you Komal. I see that all the nodes that were to be added before the Modify_Error happened have been automatically removed.
Hi Komal,
I have been able to reach the internet through a reverse proxy ssh tunneling through my local machine.Unfortunately, the project is not about the performance of the 5G network. It is more about using the network to achieve a broader goal which requires my UEs to have internet connectivity. Specifically, it requires my UEs to send certain files to an apache server running on some other node.
It can easily be done with the FABNetExt. But getting one approved is so difficult. I have been trying to get one for this project, but it seems like the FABRIC team needs a lot of convincing regarding how we plan to secure the slice from hacking since it is out of their security level.
I found a work around using port forwarding on my local machine and used the forwarded USB port to the fabric node. The Fabric node can detect the USRP now. My concern now is, is there anyway, a node on the FABNET can access the public internet anyway?
