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SetSshCredentialsInput

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input SetSshCredentialsInput {
  id: ID!
  shared: Boolean
  canDecrypt: Boolean
  hostname: String
  port: Int
  username: String
  password: String
  identity: String
  identityPassphrase: String
  config: [PropertyInput!]
}

Fields

`SetSshCredentialsInput.id` ● `ID!` non-null scalar

The ID identifying the credentials to be updated. From the context the monitored system and its type is known. The id can either be:

a combination of <namespace>.<key> to point to the credential purpose
a number pointing to the credential purpose (negative for built-in positive for custom ones)

`SetSshCredentialsInput.shared` ● `Boolean` scalar

The shared flag (true for global credentials)

`SetSshCredentialsInput.canDecrypt` ● `Boolean` scalar

`SetSshCredentialsInput.hostname` ● `String` scalar

The hostname to connect to. If you leave it empty the hostname of the monitoring server is used.

`SetSshCredentialsInput.port` ● `Int` scalar

The port to connect to. If it is empty the default SSH port 22 will be used.

`SetSshCredentialsInput.username` ● `String` scalar

The SSH username

`SetSshCredentialsInput.password` ● `String` scalar

The password.

`SetSshCredentialsInput.identity` ● `String` scalar

Identity (private key) for public key authentication.

`SetSshCredentialsInput.identityPassphrase` ● `String` scalar

Identity (private key) passphrase for public key authentication.

`SetSshCredentialsInput.config` ● `[PropertyInput!]` list input

SSH configuration options in the shape "key" -> "value" pairs.

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