In ssh_config I have the HostKeyAlgorithms parameter where I can enforce the use of DSS algorithm for the key, like:
HostKeyAlgorithms "ssh-dss"
How can I do this in sshd_config (daemon config) in order to enforce that all connections incoming should use the ssh-dss instead of ssh-rsa ?
The Openssh ssh and scp command provied an -i command line option to specify the path to the RSA/DSA key to be used for authentication.
Looking at the sftp man pages I was not able to find a way to specify the RSA/DSA key.
I am looking for a way to do initiate an sftp session that will use a specified RSA/DSA key, and not the ~/.ssh/id_{dsa,rsa} keys.
I tried OpenSSH sftp client on Linux...but it should have the same options on other platforms.
I'm trying to ssh to a box using a dsa key. I'm prompted for my pass-phrase, but then it defaults to using password authentication. Seems like it would do this if the first authentication failed, but there is not mention of this, and I've done this on lots of other servers time and time again - now with this new server it has just become a problem
How can I tell what auth methods a server supports?
I'm looking for a Linux/Unix command-line tool to create a DSA signature from a given file/data and a private key.
I know about the xmlsec1 tool. But I would like something simpler. It seems that OpenSSL provides this function as a developer library, but not as a tool.
Would it be possible to combine a Dell MD SAN with a HP MSA60 DSA, or am I forced to use it with other HP StorageWorks products?
The MSA60 spec reads: Storage expansion: Supports 1+3 cascading off single x4 SAS port Host interface: 3 Gb/sec SAS