SSH
- Ssh allows you to connect to remote host
- provides user and token based authentication
- package name - openssh_server
- service name - sssd
- Configuration file - /etc/ssh/sshd_config
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ssh Server
# yum install openssh_server -y
# vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config
Insert mode
Shift+G
Press 'o' for new line
Allowusrers tom // Allow/deny users; if nothing mentioned
Denyusers harry all will be allowed by default
:wq
# service sshd restart
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ssh client
# ssh username@ipaddress
Example :
# ssh tom@192.168.0.28
use -X or -Y option to get the graphical tool access
# ssh -X 192.168.0.28
Enter password
Try,
# system-config-date
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ssh Keyless Authentication
Pubilc key needs to be saved
Keybase Authentication :
i.) dsa
ii.) rsa
Condition : To login without password using ssh
i.) dsa
# su - user
# ssh-keygen-t dsa // use any option : dsr or rsa
Enter+Enter+Enter // Your Public key is saved in /.ssh # cd .ssh // under user home directory
# scp -rp id_dsa.pub 192.168.0.25:/home/user
Here,
-rp = with permission
Source = id_dsa.pub
Destination = 192.168.0.25:/home/user
ii.) rsa
# su - user
# ssh-keygen-t rsa
# ssh-copy-id -i id_rsa.pub 192.168.0.19 // for sending the public key
Now Try,
# ssh 192.168.0.19
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ssh commands
i.) SCP command
# scp filename 192.168.0.19:/destination // Secured Copy
Example :
# scp -rp id_dsa.pub 192.168.0.25:/home/user
ii.) seq command
seq 111111>filename // will write 11111 lines in sequence in file
iii.) rsynch command
Condition : If you want the data appended to the file to only send to destination
rsynch sumit 192.168.0.19: // this will save time and bandwith both
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- Ssh allows you to connect to remote host
- provides user and token based authentication
- package name - openssh_server
- service name - sssd
- Configuration file - /etc/ssh/sshd_config
--------------------------------------------------------------------
ssh Server
# yum install openssh_server -y
# vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config
Insert mode
Shift+G
Press 'o' for new line
Allowusrers tom // Allow/deny users; if nothing mentioned
Denyusers harry all will be allowed by default
:wq
# service sshd restart
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ssh client
# ssh username@ipaddress
Example :
# ssh tom@192.168.0.28
use -X or -Y option to get the graphical tool access
# ssh -X 192.168.0.28
Enter password
Try,
# system-config-date
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ssh Keyless Authentication
Pubilc key needs to be saved
Keybase Authentication :
i.) dsa
ii.) rsa
Condition : To login without password using ssh
i.) dsa
# su - user
# ssh-keygen-t dsa // use any option : dsr or rsa
Enter+Enter+Enter // Your Public key is saved in /.ssh # cd .ssh // under user home directory
# scp -rp id_dsa.pub 192.168.0.25:/home/user
Here,
-rp = with permission
Source = id_dsa.pub
Destination = 192.168.0.25:/home/user
ii.) rsa
# su - user
# ssh-keygen-t rsa
# ssh-copy-id -i id_rsa.pub 192.168.0.19 // for sending the public key
Now Try,
# ssh 192.168.0.19
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ssh commands
i.) SCP command
# scp filename 192.168.0.19:/destination // Secured Copy
Example :
# scp -rp id_dsa.pub 192.168.0.25:/home/user
ii.) seq command
seq 111111>filename // will write 11111 lines in sequence in file
iii.) rsynch command
Condition : If you want the data appended to the file to only send to destination
rsynch sumit 192.168.0.19: // this will save time and bandwith both
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