Re: ssh trusts? - toasters

2 May 2001


      "Traitel, Eyal" eyal@netapp.com writes:
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What do you mean by trust ?
In such a way that you can ssh a command to a filer without having to
type a password - similar to the way rsh works, but with more
security.
This is usually done by storing a ssh-identity public key that can be
matched with the one used by an admin-user.
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