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Huu-Vien Nguyen_1
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Openssh and Reflection

I have ssh 3.081 on HP-UX 11.11i
i want from notebook over Internet with openssh from Reflection 12.0
how can i config on hp
wenn i start from reflection , only password from RSA-Key require , not from unix password

Thanks
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Simon Hargrave
Honored Contributor

Re: Openssh and Reflection

I'm not familiar with the Reflection client however the procedure should be similar to for example PuTTY.

- on your notebook, generate your public/private key pair. With PuTTY you'd use puttygen.exe, there will be something similar with Reflection.

- Append the public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file on your user account on the UNIX machine.

will look something like:

ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAryASXb3ihM2R4NIrFHSfFy6i13qbBLJyb1ph6HkXxzeIX8JKr7WtoEubSbJHJcEsON5xkkmo6QqUcvpKsQ2vsY2wkx35aA6lgBpcuDWniilAPjaJoX0RuqlJL4Q+MssZ6LWb975zP0wZ36tn7oWTtbMhaKLblaWG9c0zZ8hPAOs= user@host

ensure public key authentication is enabled on your ssh server (/opt/ssh/etc/sshd_config).

When you tell your reflections client which private key to look for it should challenge for your passphrase and authenticate with the UNIX box as you require.
Florian Heigl (new acc)
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Re: Openssh and Reflection

I'm not completely sure I understood what You search for.

I think You want to be asked for the passphrase for Your RSA key on the laptop, but not for the UNIX user password, right?

Then You need to create a file called authorized_keys containing the public key for Your rsa key. (mode 600)
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Huu-Vien Nguyen_1
New Member

Re: Openssh and Reflection

hi
thanks very much
i know it and i make it too
but wenn the first one for connection is only user password from unix require , i will not so.
we cannot config on unix , donâ t require it and require only password from rsa-key
sorry, my english is very bad
thanks
generic_1
Respected Contributor

Re: Openssh and Reflection

You want to google ssh tunneling. That is what he is trying to accomplish :) im pretty sure.
generic_1
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Re: Openssh and Reflection