Solve the problem of using keyboard-Interactive Authentication in FreeBSD SSH

Using keyboard-Interactive Authentication

Today, we have installed a FreeBSD system. When we remotely log on using putty, we always prompt using keyboard-Interactive Authentication, which means that we need interactive keyboard authentication and cannot log on using a password. The general situation is as follows: Quote: Login as: Root using keyboard-Interactive Authentication. Password: Access denied using keyboard-Interactive Authentication.

I searched the internet because sshd_config uses the default settings. By default,/etc/ssh/sshd_config is a line of information that can be commented out.

Remove commentsPermitrootlogin = Yes You can use root to log on. But with this simple problem, I am overwhelmed. I haven't found that line of data for a long time ......

Then contact a master colleague to solve the problem. Two files under/etc/ssh/are very similar to ssh_config sshd_config. Because I often use the tab filling function, I did not carefully understand it,

So that the row of data cannot be found. Be careful

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