Yes, multiple lines
Key Client1.pub
Key Client2.pub
...etc...
You store all the public keys in the remote ~/.ssh2 directory.
Usually this is manageable because any one remote login is associated
with a small number of public keys.
I have the situation where a large number of distinct client logins
all have ssh access to a single, restricted, remote account.
Adding each client's public key in the same remote .ssh2 directory
works fine.
-d
Sreehari Padmanabhan writes:
> Hi All
> New to ssh and so the query !
> As per the ssh2 quickstart doc goes .......on sction (5), it talks about
> the actual configuration of public keys.
>
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>
> Remote. Add the following one line to "authorization",
>
>
> Key Local.pub
>
>
> which directs SSH server to see Local.pub when
> authorizing your login. If you want to login to
> Remote from other hosts, create authorization keys on
> the hosts (step 1 and 2) and repeat step 4 and 5 on
> Remote.
>
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>
> If I need to login through ssh from multiple clients to a server, in the
> authorization file of the ~//ssh2 directory of the server, how should
> the format look like?
>
> say for eg:
> Key Local.pub
> Key Local01.pub and so on?????
>
> How do i save the public keys of all the client machines in the server
> machine's ssh2 directory's authorization file??
>
>
> Please help? !!
>
> Regards,
> Hari
>
>
