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Display the mappings between
host public keys and SSH
servers saved on a client
display ssh server-info
Display the current source IP
address or the IP address of
the source interface specified
for the SSH Client.
display ssh2 source-ip
Comparison of SSH Commands with the Same Functions
After the SSH protocol supports the DSA asymmetric key algorithm, some SSH configuration
commands are changed. For the sake of SSH configuration compatibility, the original commands are
still supported.
Table 1-2 lists both the original commands and current commands.
Table 1-2 List of SSH configuration commands with the same functions
Operation Original commands Current commands
Display local RSA public
keys
display rsa local-key-pair public
display public-key local rsa
public
Display information about
the peer RSA public keys
display rsa peer-public-key
[ brief | name keyname ]
display public-key peer [ brief |
name pubkey-name ]
Generate RSA key pairs
rsa local-key-pair create public-key local create rsa
Destroy RSA key pairs
rsa local-key-pair destroy public-key local destroy rsa
Enter public key view
rsa peer-public-key keyname public-key peer keyname
Import RSA public key from
public key file
rsa peer-public-key keyname
import sshkey filename
public-key peer keyname
import sshkey filename
Specify publickey
authentication as the
default authentication type
for all SSH clients
ssh authentication-type default
rsa
ssh authentication-type
default publickey
Specify on the client the
host public key of the
server to be connected
ssh client { server-ip |
server-name } assign rsa-key
keyname
ssh client { server-ip |
server-name } assign publickey
keyname
Assign a public key to an
SSH user
ssh user username assign
rsa-key keyname
ssh user username assign
publickey keyname
Create an SSH user and
specify publickey
authentication as its
authentication type
ssh user username
authentication-type rsa
ssh user username
authentication-type publickey
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