ssh-keygen
[Press enter when it asks for a password]
ssh-keygen -d
[Press enter when it asks for a password]
cat ~/.ssh/identity.pub
cat ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub
telnet <your secure host>
mkdir ~/.ssh
cat > ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
[select and paste the output of cat ~/.ssh/identity.pub here]
<Enter>
Control-D
cat > ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2
[select and paste the output of cat ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub here]
<Enter>
Control-D
exit
[Now test your setup]
ssh <your userid on the remote server>@<your FQDN remote server>
[At this stage you should be dumped to a shell on your remote server]
Note: This procedure is for openssh not for SSH2 (the commercial
version).
Mithun
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