Hello,
on my Server I want to configure an RSA SSH Authentication.
I know how to generate and set the private and public key,
but there are still some problems.
Mostly I login as root,
so i had to use the .ssh directory in the /root folder and put my
generated public key in the authorized_keys folder.
But it didn't works.
I sedet the auto login username in putty it didn't worked.
Are there settings wrong?
I found one part in the sshd conf
RSAAuthentication yes
PubkeyAuthentication yes
#AuthorizedKeysFile %h/.ssh/authorized_keys
it was exactly like this,
is this right?
I mean isn't the directory not "availiable" for the program because of
the # at the begin of the line?
I tried it out with an enter between it but then sshd meant that there
was something wrong.
Another question is: How must I configure it that I only can login with
the user password my passphrase for the key and the keys?
so tripple protection against brute force.
Regards
Thore
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