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The typical setup is to use a host key to authenticate the server, and that host key is stored on a certificate authority. In the process, a private key associated with the host is generated and stored on the client computer. The private key encrypted by the public key on the host is sent to the client, which decrypts it using the host's public key. After establishing trust between the two parties, the client stores the server's public key to allow future authentication. In the example above, the entire process is automated so the user does not even have to be present to authenticate the server; however, the user still has to be informed that this automated authentication protocol is being used and that his or her computer and password are no longer necessary, which is why the usability of SSH systems based on public key authentication can be somewhat limited in some settings. For example, consider this initial setup procedure for a host referred to as host1. The host key provided by OpenSSH is listed in the user's ~/.ssh/known_hosts file, and the private key associated with host1 is defined in ~/.ssh/id_rsa. After connecting to host1, a user may be prompted for a password, but if the user provides the password for the host1 user, then the host is authenticated.
As another advantage, public key certificates can be generated on a local computer and then stored as a file or on an SSH server. The certificates are then used to log into the remote computer and all of the certificates (and their associated private keys) can be backed up as a single file. 7211a4ac4a
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