Difference between revisions of "Configure OpenSSH to allow Public-key authentication"
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Revision as of 12:32, 26 December 2019
Create file touch ~/.ssh/authorized_keys and add public key of client to provide access.
Limit connecting host and command: It is also possible also to lock access to only be able to run a specific command, or use it only from a specific host [1]. See man ssh.
Example syntax::cat ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
from="10.22.33.45",command="/path/to/executable argument" ssh-rsa key name
See also
sudo,visudo,su, passwd, sudo su,Passwordless sudo,/etc/sudoers,/etc/sudoers.d/,/etc/sudoers,sudo --help- Cisco IOS/Configure public RSA key authentication
- Digital Media Concepts/RSA (cryptosystem)
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