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- | You can connect to the servers using the SSH protocol | + | You can connect to the servers using the SSH protocol |
This behaviour can be used when you are using the Servers from the Epfl Network, but also when you connect to the server from outside the Epfl. | This behaviour can be used when you are using the Servers from the Epfl Network, but also when you connect to the server from outside the Epfl. | ||
+ | ===== Setup ===== | ||
- | ==== ssh without password from local workstation | + | ==== Generate the public/ |
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+ | Note that this doc applies only to Unix (Mac/ | ||
- | === Apple Os X & Linux === | ||
* Login in your workstation and open a Terminal Windows (if you are using the Graphical interface) | * Login in your workstation and open a Terminal Windows (if you are using the Graphical interface) | ||
* Execute this command | * Execute this command | ||
- | $ sshkeygen | + | $ ssh-keygen |
* When the system ask a name for the file **id_dsa** just press enter | * When the system ask a name for the file **id_dsa** just press enter | ||
- | * Do the same for the **id_dsa.pub** file | ||
- | * cd in your .ssh directory with | + | * The system will ask your for a password. This is the password that is used to encrypt your private key file (id_dsa) so that, even if the file gets stolen, it cannot be used. Try to generate a [[strongpass|strong password]]. |
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- | | + | $ cat ~/ |
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- | From now, every time you connet to a server, the server will recognize your workstation automatically (it read the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file everytime you connect) and you can login without bothering with the password. | + | |
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- | ==== ssh without password from laptop or others workstations ==== | + | |
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- | === Apple Os X & Linux === | + | |
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- | * Open a terminal emulation window | + | |
- | * Execute the command | + | |
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- | $ sshkeygen -t dsa | + | |
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- | * When the system ask a name for the file **id_dsa** just press enter | + | |
- | * Do the same for the **id_dsa.pub** file | + | |
- | * cd in your .ssh directory with | + | |
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- | $ cd ~/.ssh | + | |
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- | * Execute this command | + | |
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- | * cd in .ssh directory with | + | |
- | $ cd ~/.ssh | + | From now, every time you connet to a server, the server will recognize your workstation automatically (it read the ~/.ssh/ |
- | * Execute | + | In fact, since your private key is encrypted, you need to type the password that can decrypt it each time you want to use it. Seems like we didn't gain anything till now. |
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- | $ cat >> autorhized_keys | + | |
- | * Now copy & paste with the mouse the key you have in the first window (something that start with sh-dss AAAAB3NzaC1k....) | + | Ssh-agent is a program that keeps in memory your decrypted private ssh key and serves it to ssh when it is needed. In this way you only have to type the decryption password only once. Keeping |
- | * press the **Ctrl+d** | + | |
- | * Try to connect to **lth.epfl.ch**, | + | |
+ | ==== Setup ssh-agent ==== | ||
sshkey.txt · Last modified: 2022/08/05 13:20 by admin