SSH settings on LINUX

Linux ssh settings-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. The following is a detailed description. SSH is a remote mutual access service provided by a Linux system. The dual-host installation requires SSH support and requires configuration to allow direct mutual access between two servers without a password. Therefore, SSH must be configured before the dual-host is installed; otherwise, the dual-host software cannot be installed.

Follow these steps to set up an SSH key.

Root @ GZFS2B:/root/. ssh/id_dsa.pub/root/. ssh/id_dsa.GZFS2B

The system prompts whether to continue the installation. Enter yes and press enter to confirm.

Prompt to enter the password. Enter the Root user password of another server (wxaipfs4) and press enter to confirm.

Cd/root/. ssh

Cat id_dsa.GZFS2B> authorized_keys2

4. Run the following command on GZFS2B.

Scp root @ GZFS2A:/root/. ssh/id_dsa.pub/root/. ssh/id_dsa.GZFS2A

Cd/root/. ssh

Cat id_dsa.GZFS2A> authorized_keys2

Step 3 run the ssh command on the two servers.

If you still need to enter a password to log on, it means there is still a problem with the ssh trust. You need to delete/root/. ssh and re-establish it.

1. Execute on GZFS2A

Ssh GZFS2B

2. Execute on GZFS2B

Ssh GZFS2A

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