SSH Tectia Server supports also user public keys generated with OpenSSH. The OpenSSH keys can be configured the same way as described above for keys generated with SSH Tectia Client.
Alternatively, the OpenSSH-style authorized_keys
file can
be specified in the ssh-server-config.xml
file by using the
openssh-authorized-keys-file
attribute.
See auth-publickey.
An example configuration is shown below:
<authentication-methods> <authentication action="allow"> <auth-publickey authorization-file="%D/.ssh2/authorization" openssh-authorized-keys-file="%D/.ssh/authorized_keys" /> ... </authentication> </authentication-methods>
SSH Tectia Server checks the defined OpenSSH authorized_keys
file in
addition to the SSH Tectia authorization
file and/or the
authorized_keys
directory. Public keys defined in the SSH Tectia
locations have precedence over the keys in the OpenSSH file if the same key
is defined in both.