3.8. Automatically onboarding a RHEL for Edge device by using FDO authentication


To prepare your device to automatically onboard a RHEL for Edge device and provision it as part of the installation process, complete the following steps:

Prerequisites

Procedure

  1. Start the installation process by booting the RHEL for Edge image on your device. You can install it from a CD-ROM or from a USB flash drive, for example.
  2. Verify through the terminal that the device has reached the manufacturing service to perform the initial device credential exchange and has produced an ownership voucher.

    You can find the ownership voucher at the storage location configured by the ownership_voucher_store_driver: parameter at the manufacturing-sever.yml file.

    The directory should have an ownership_voucher file with a name in the GUID format which indicates that the correct device credentials were added to the device.

    The onboarding server uses the device credential to authenticate against the onboarding server. It then passes the configuration to the device. After the device receives the configuration from the onboarding server, it receives an SSH key and installs the operating system on the device. Finally, the system automatically reboots, encrypts it with a strong key stored at TPM.

Verification

After the device automatically reboots, you can log in to the device with the credentials that you created as part of the FDO process.

  • Log in to the device by providing the username and password you created in the Service Info API.
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