14 Mar
2010
14 Mar
'10
6:06 p.m.
On 14/03/2010 09:25, Kai Hendry wrote:
Changing the port is a no no.
'PasswordAuthentication no' and ssh keys is the right solution. If a
customer can't figure out how to generate an ssh key with puttgen or
ssh-keygen, I wouldn't take them.
I almost always use keys, but keep password access (to my user account)
for the situations where I wasn't on a machine where I had my keys setup.
I used to have them solely on my laptop and home linux server.
This has improved now with ssh access (with a passworded key) from my phone.
Root access via ssh is disallowed (as it's all done via sudo from my
account or the console)
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