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1. Multiple SSH Keys

   Contents of .ssh/config, Host myshortname realname.example.com Hostname realname.example.com IdentityFile /.ssh/realnamersa private key for realname Host serveradmin.earth Hostname www.earth.com IdentityFile /.ssh/serveradminrsa204.www.earth.com Make sure when connecting to specify the host and your id
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Aug 21, 2012

2. Tools to Generate SSH Keys

   This Page is a work in progress Bitvise SSH Client BitVise SSH Client Tunnelier https://www.bitvise.com/gettingstartedpublickeybitvise is the recommended client for key generation on Windows. Generating your private key: Open BitVise SSH Client Tunnelier https://www.bitvise.com/gettingstartedpublickeybitvise. Click
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Nov 24, 2017

3. Deny SSH Access

   Sometimes it is preferable to disallow direct ssh access for specific users or groups. Within the Bonsai Framework, we often use this for service accounts … group. This is accomplished by modifying /etc/ssh/sshdconfig. Deny SSH Access for Users ... Deny SSH Access for Groups We usually start with this as the second
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Sep 19, 2017

4. 1.2 SSH RSA Key Based Authentication

   a followup article about how to use keys across multiple systems and moving keys across systems. Introduction If your system is available through ssh on the Internet … of Open SSH installed, ssh V Determine SSH client version OpenSSH5.2p1, OpenSSL 0.9.8l 5 Nov 2009 sshd v Determine SSH Server version (ignore the error message
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Sep 06, 2017

5. Disable Reverse DNS on SSH Server

   If you find that connecting via SSH is slow you might want to disable DNS lookup done by the SSH Server to the Client by disabling reverse DNS. I have noticed this behaviour with Ubuntu 13 and 14. echo ' Disable reverse DNS lookup to prevent slow login' sudo tee a /etc/ssh/sshdconfig echo 'UseDNS no' sudo tee a /etc
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Sep 01, 2017

6. SSH - Double Tunnel

   to that network (e.g: a jump box). Your client machine (client.local) → Tunnel to Intermediate SSH server (jumpbox.intermediate) → Tunnel to final destination (finalsrv.protected) Follow these steps to accomplish this: 1) Connect via SSH to your 1st hop (in our case jumpbox.intermediate), but before you do, set up the local tunnel
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Dec 05, 2017

7. Prevent SSH Brute Force Dictionary Attacks

   Why As soon as it is on the Internet people will try to brute force attack your server over ssh. Basically they keep on pounding your system trying different … authentication. If your SSH authentication is available on the Internet, you install fail2ban (shown below) and switch to SSH Key Authentication as soon as possible
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Aug 22, 2019

8. SSH Web Page with Launching

   This article is still being put together. The goal is to have a central wiki webpage where we share and maintain a list of servers. The links instead of using https, ftp will be a made up one called ssh. For example, <a href="ssh://www.bonsaiframework.com>www.bonsaiframework.com</a> References Shows how to launch
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Dec 06, 2011

9. SSH Terminal Via Browser

   Research Keep in mind most of the servers I use already have this as a console feature. http://anyterm.org/demos.html http://anyterm.org/demos.html has demos of the various solutions. AjaxTerm http://antony.lesuisse.org/qweb/trac/wiki/AjaxTerm python based, claims to be easy to install. Looks very similar to products I
   www.bonsaiframework.com • Oct 19, 2017

10. Setup Ubuntu Linux Base Server Bash Script 16.04.1 (Oct 2016)

    sudo chmod or /etc/sudoers.d/01enablesudoforstaff exit SSH for HOST and CONTAINER install ssh sudo aptget assumeyes install ssh If you have slow ssh connection … a /etc/ssh/sshdconfig echo 'UseDNS no' sudo tee a /etc/ssh/sshdconfig MINIMAL SOFTWARE ON CONTAINER Software below is required to run the other scripts ie
    www.bonsaiframework.com • Dec 18, 2023