SSH server configuration

This page provides only the most common configuration options for the SSH server. More advanced configuration is supported by editing the SSH server configuration files directly. These are located in ${configDir}.

${serverOptions} ${fingerprints} ${keyManager}

Server options

${enablePasswordLogin} — Only disable if you have deployed SSH keys and are confident that they work.

${apply}

Enable login via password Apply settings and restart server Error loading server configuration file {1}: {2} Error saving server configuration file {1}: {2} Failed to save configuration Error restarting the service {1}: {2} Failed to restart SSH server SSH server configuration updated successfully. Server will be restarted. Configuration saved

Host key fingerprints

RSA host key	${RSA}
DSA host key	${DSA}

{1}: {2} Error running ssh-keygen to list key fingerprint: {1} {1} Upload new public key

This dialog allows you to upload a public key file from your workstation to allow SSH access without a password. Select the public key file:

${upload}

Upload key Cancel Confirm OK Upload failed: {1} This key is not in the correct format. Public key labelled {1} uploaded successfully. Do you wish to authorise this key? Error adding the key to file {1}: {2} Key uploaded successfully. No such user {1}

Authorised SSH keys for user ${unixUsername} (${description}):

${keyTable}

${warnInvalidKey}

${uploadKey}

Upload a new public key Remove this key

There are no authorised public keys for this user.

Unable to load public keys from {1}: {2} Invalid line encountered in {1}. This could be a protocol v1 key, or a key with options, which this program does not understand. Alternatively, it could be a problem that needs manual investigation. Key type Label Remove {1} {1} This key is added by Güralp Systems to allow the support team to access remote units. Delete key? Please confirm that you wish to delete the key {1}. {2} Deleting this key will not cause any malfunction, but will prevent Güralp Systems support staff from being able to log in remotely without a password. Delete key Cancel Key deleted

The key {1} was successfully deleted.

Failed to delete key Unable to delete the key {1} from file {2}: {3}. Key not found (did somebody else edit the file?)

Authorised keys

This section lists any keys which can be used to log in via SSH without using a password. Such keys may be generated on the workstation requiring access with the command ssh-keygen. The public key file may then be uploaded using this interface.

Managing keys for user: ${userSel}

${disabledNotice} ${keyEditor} {1} ({2}) Disabled account {1} ({2}) Disabled account: this user account has been disabled. Login will not be possible, even with valid SSH keys. Error reading list of users: {1} No users detected; could the password file be corrupt?