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		<title>By: ummu</title>
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		<description>added notes: (actually to recap what I&#039;ve learn)

&quot;.ssh&quot; is a hidden directory which is in /root or /home/user. you&#039;ve to look inside the directory, and you&#039;ll find the &#039;known_host&#039; file, it stored all the public_key for all the pc that applied ssh to our pc.

to make people can ssh to pc A without password,
pc A generate key gen --#ssh-keygen
follow the instruction and you&#039;ll find there are 2 more file in .ssh which is &#039;id_rsa&#039;(A&#039;s private key) and &#039;id_rsa.pub&#039;(B&#039;s public key)
pc B also have to generate key gen and have the keys
 
then, B pass it&#039;s public key(only the key, not the file) to A and stored in A&#039;s /.ssh/id_rsa.pub
Still in pc A : #cat id_rsa.pub &gt; authorized_keys
// copy the keys and save it into file authorized keys
#service sshd restart 

or in malay, klu comp A ada file /root/.ssh/authorized_keys, comp lain boleh masuk comp A tanpa pasword (comp. lain - comp. yg ada public key dlm authorized_keys)

this is for learning method using red hat, dont do harm to people!!
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>added notes: (actually to recap what I&#8217;ve learn)</p>
<p>&#8220;.ssh&#8221; is a hidden directory which is in /root or /home/user. you&#8217;ve to look inside the directory, and you&#8217;ll find the &#8216;known_host&#8217; file, it stored all the public_key for all the pc that applied ssh to our pc.</p>
<p>to make people can ssh to pc A without password,<br />
pc A generate key gen &#8211;#ssh-keygen<br />
follow the instruction and you&#8217;ll find there are 2 more file in .ssh which is &#8216;id_rsa&#8217;(A&#8217;s private key) and &#8216;id_rsa.pub&#8217;(B&#8217;s public key)<br />
pc B also have to generate key gen and have the keys</p>
<p>then, B pass it&#8217;s public key(only the key, not the file) to A and stored in A&#8217;s /.ssh/id_rsa.pub<br />
Still in pc A : #cat id_rsa.pub &gt; authorized_keys<br />
// copy the keys and save it into file authorized keys<br />
#service sshd restart </p>
<p>or in malay, klu comp A ada file /root/.ssh/authorized_keys, comp lain boleh masuk comp A tanpa pasword (comp. lain &#8211; comp. yg ada public key dlm authorized_keys)</p>
<p>this is for learning method using red hat, dont do harm to people!!<br />
 <img src='http://www.mohdshakir.net/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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