Greetings,
Just followw Akemi. :)
Regarw,
Rajagopal
On 4/30/11, Les Mikesell <lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 4/29/2011 10:57 AM, Todd Cary wrote:
>
>>> First, why would you disable key authentication? Or is it just failing
>>> because you don't have the right key?
>> When I read the wiki (http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/FreeNX), it states
>>
>> Note: If you have disallowed ssh password authentication (which is
>> advised but not mandatory), you need to follow the instructions here.
>> Otherwise you can skip this section.
>>
>> I checked the ssh configuration file and ssh password authentication is
>> enabled. My Centos 5.5 is an Out of the Box installation, so this
>> setting was not done by me - at least not directly. So my thinking
>> was/is that I could just skip the rest of that part of the setup.
>>
>> Confused....
>
> Enabling password authentication (the default) does not disable key
> authentication (also enabled by default). The client offers the key if
> it has one. If it doesn't, or if the the key fails, a later step
> prompts for a password.
>
> A quick check for basic key authentication would be to cd to
> /etc/nxserver and:
> ssh -i client.id_dsa.key nx@localhost
> You'll get the usual host key warning the first time but after
> responding 'yes' you should get a 'HELLO NXSERVER' prompt. Type 'exit'
> to disconnect. If that works, the NX client should too once the key is
> installed correctly.
>
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Rajagopal
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