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How to Enable Key based Authentication SSH

It is important to enable key based authentication in SSH using public key and private key pairs for greater security and protection of your servers. Here is how to enable key based authentication SSH.<br><br>Visit - https://fedingo.com/how-to-enable-key-based-authentication-in-ssh/

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How to Enable Key based Authentication SSH

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  1. How To Enable Key Based Authentication in SSH

  2. Install Open SSH You need openssh-client on your client machine to configure key based authentication in SSH. It is installed in most Linux distributions. However, if it is not present in your client’s Linux system, you need to install it.

  3. Generate Key Pairs Generate public/private key pairs

  4. Copy Public Key to Remote Server Next, you need to copy the public key at ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to your remote Linux server as ~/.ssh/authorised_keys

  5. Configure Key Based Authentication in SSH Log into SSH from your client.

  6. Thank You Visit for details https://fedingo.com/how-to-enable-key-based-authentication-in-ssh/

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