On 5/1/07, Jeremiah Wilton <jeremiah@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Robert, SSH has a verbose option. Issuing ssh -v will produce more verbose information on connection and authentication progress. More v's will make it more verbose. Try 'man ssh' to show full information on ssh -v. Regards, Jeremiah Wilton ORA-600 Consulting http://www.ora-600.net Robert Freeman wrote: > ... I'm trying to get SSH where it will > sign in without a password... I > can't seem to get node2 to connect to node 1 without > using a password. -- //www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l
Here is my Notes on Setting up SSH, 1. $ ssh-keygen2 -P # Run this on both Nodes 2. cd .ssh2 3. vi identification # Add the following line to "identification" IdKey id_dsa_2048_a Save and exit vi 4. sftp the *.pub from the Client to server and vice versa Ensure that *.pub of each servers is present in the other server .ssh2 directory 5. Rename the *.pub file to identify where it came from vebhqpa1:/apps/opt/oracle/.ssh2>cp id_dsa_1024_a.pub id_dsa_1024_a_fcbhsp01.pub 6. vi authorization # and Add the following line Key id_dsa_1024_a_fcbhsp01.pub # This is the file from the other server Here is how it looks in my server: fcbhsp01:/apps/opt/oracle/.ssh2>cat authorization Key id_dsa_2048_a_vebhqpa1.pub vebhqpa1:/apps/opt/oracle/.ssh2>cat authorization Key id_dsa_1024_a_fcbhsp01.pub 6. chmod 644 authorization identification To avoid banner Screen and "authentication successful" message after the command is executed ihttlda1:/home/oracle/.ssh2>*cat ssh2_config* QuietMode yes ForwardX11 no Hope this Helps -- Regards & Thanks BN