Is there such a command to list the "sshd" settings? or should i search "sshd_config" ? When a ssh setting maybe doesn't exist in "sshd_config", then the default value will take, correct? how can i get the value ?
why i ask this : i have to add some new value's to all of my HPUX 11iv2 and 11iv3 servers. so i will create a master "sshd_config" for 11iv2 and 11iv3 ( i have the some ssh version).
I don't think single command is available to list the directives configured on sshd_config file. You have to grep or browse through the file.
>>> When a ssh setting maybe doesn't exist in "sshd_config", then the default value will take, correct? how can i get the value ? <<<<
Yes. If you want to know the default values for directives look into the file /opt/ssh/README.hp This file has all the explanation about all directives and its default values.
Its an English language config file, not a binary. cat sshd_config.
As far as your master file, goes, install the same version of open ssh (Secure shell) on two systems v2 v3, then diff them. If they are the same, you can go with your master file idea, if not, you will need a master for each OS version.
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