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The SSH Cryptosystem
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SSH2 Authentication ... |
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2007-04-28 22:15:25 |
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cinemodS
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Hi Dru,
I am using putty to access my firewall. I setup ssh2 up a long time ago : ^) I read your article, probably need to read it a few more times and I will.
When I launch the putty session to my host, my auth log shows:
sshd[42828]: Accepted keyboard-interactive/pam for <username> from <ipaddress> port <#> ssh2
I would like to use RSA authentication. What do I need to do? Putty has a keygen utility - do I need to use that to generate the keys and move them to my target server? or do I generate the keys from the server side and import them into putty?
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Dru