2.0 Ricochet Access🎾

*BOB = placeholder name 

Create and Add SSH Keys to Github

1. On user’s shell (i.e. cmd):

• Just press Enter for the prompts

• Make sure to note where the SSH keys are being stored 

• ex) C:\Users\BOB/.ssh/

2. Navigate to the .ssh folder

3. Open the public key file (ends in .pub) in Notepad and copy just the key

4. Generate a SSH key on user’s Github account 

• Click on Github Profile > Settings > SSH and GPG keys > New SSH key

5. Paste the public key into user’s Github profile

• Title can be anything (should note what machine it belongs to)

• Key type: Authentication Key

Edit SSH Config File

1. Navigate to inside the .ssh folder on the user’s system

EX) C:\Users\BOB\.ssh

2. Create a new file called “config” (unless it already exists) and edit it with Notepad 

• Remove any file extension from the file (e.g. .txt)

3. Enter the following:

4. Save the file

Import User’s SSH key 

*BOB = placeholder name

1. In the sys-admin’s shell, ssh into your own ricochet and then escalate to superuser:

2. Add the new user and then add them to sudoers group:

3. Change to the user:

4. Import the user’s github keys so they can ssh into their ricochet on their computer:

• If any new SSH keys from other devices are added, this command needs to be done again

Connecting to Machine From Remote Device 

Gather IP of target device

    In windows powershell, type the following command:

Add New Proxmox User

1. Click on Datacenter (PIClubCluster) > Users > Add

• Allow user to set their own username and password

• Appoint user into appropriate group

Accessing the Proxmox Server

1. Open new shell (i.e. CMD) 

2. Type in the following:

3. In a new browser, type in: localhost:8006

4. Login with user’s username and password previously made

• Make sure Realm: Proxmox VE authentication server