ssh from user to RBAC role



Is ssh'ing from username@host to RBAC-ROLE@hostname a possible and
viable configuration?



I have an id_rsa.pub key in the homedir/.ssh/authorized_keys file for
the role [from the client] yet ssh fails to authenticate using the keys
negotiated. [id_rsa authentication is working for user to user on this
host]



I have read : http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=261586
and Darren Moffat's blog at
http://blogs.sun.com/darren/entry/role_enhancements_proposal

Which details a work around as configured below [Allow the role to have
a role of itself]



sysadmin::::type=role;roles=sysadmin;profiles=Primary Administrator

ksmith::::type=normal;roles=sysadmin



Yet ssh fails from user to role, am I missing something here or is it
really currently a unsupported config.



Thanks.



Kev Smith


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