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ssh-hostbased-setup(1)
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ssh-hostbased-setup - Sets up Secure Shell host-based
authentication by verifying and if necessary, copying a
public host key from a specified remote host
ssh-hostbased-setup [-b] [-u] [-v] filename | hostname
Contacts a remote host to verify whether or not the remote
host is issuing the same public host key as the one that
is stored on the local host. If the public host keys are
different, attempts to copy the new public host key and
rename and save a backup copy of the old public host key.
The renamed key is the same name but with the current date
appended. Contacts a remote host to verify whether or not
the remote host is issuing the same public host key as the
one that is stored on the local host. If the public host
keys are different, attempts to copy the new public host
key (overwriting the existing key). Contacts a remote
host to verify whether or not the remote host is issuing
the same public host key as the one that is stored on the
local host. If the public host keys are different, a message
is displayed informing the user that the public host
key for the remote host is different.
If the public host key is different, the user must
enter the ssh-hostbased-setup with the -b or -u
option to copy the new key.
Specifies the name of the file that contains the names of
remote hosts for which host-based authentication is being
configured or verified. The specified file is usually the
file or the file. Specifies the name of the remote host
for which host-based authentication is being configured or
verified.
A local and remote host must have a copy of each other's
public host key to use Secure Shell host-based authentication.
The ssh-hostbased-setup command verifies and if necessary,
copies the public host key from the specified
remote host or from the remote hosts listed in the specified
file to the /etc/ssh2/knownhosts directory on the
local host.
Besides entering the ssh-hostbased-setup command, Secure
Shell host-based authentication requires additional configuration.
See Security Administration for more information
on configuring Secure Shell host-based authentication.
SSH is a registered trademark of SSH Communication Security
Ltd.
To update the public host keys for remote hosts listed in
the local file, enter: $ ssh-hostbased-setup -u .rhosts
hostname.fqdn.com already setup, comparing hostkeys:
matched.
Specifies remote users who can use a local user account.
The file is used by the rlogind daemon, the rshd daemon,
and the Secure Shell daemon, sshd2 Specifies remote users
who can use a local user account. The file is used only by
the Secure Shell daemon, sshd2. Specifies Secure Shell
client configuration information. Specifies Secure Shell
server configuration information.
Commands: sshd2(8)
Files: ssh2_config(4), sshd2_config(4)
Guides: Security Administration
ssh-hostbased-setup(1)
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