Open the SSH password login for SUSE Linux

In general, the newly installed SUSE Linux system can be logged on by default using SSH2, but cannot be logged in with SSH password. (At present, I am exposed to the SUSE10, suse11,suse12 system has just installed is not support SSH password Authentication login)

(1) Landing system

① If you are using a tool that supports SSH2 protocols such as Securecrt,xshell, you can log in to the system using the SSH2 protocol first.

② if Telnet is turned on, you can also use Telnet to log in.

③ If you have system administrator privileges, you can do this directly through the management tools such as KVM.

(2) Open SSH password login, operation as follows:

1. Shut down the firewall (and redhat a certain difference)

2. 
   

#/etc/init.d/susefirewall2_init Stop

#/etc/init.d/susefirewall2_setup Stop

If you need to shut down the firewall permanently

# chkconfig Susefirewall2_init off

# chkconfig Susefirewall2_setup off

2. Modify the/etc/ssh/sshd_config file

Passwordauthentication No

Revision changed to

Passwordauthentication Yes

Then restart the SSHD service:

Perform

# Service Sshd Restart

Or

#/etc/init.d/sshd Restart

Command.

Open the SSH password login for SUSE Linux