A: Configuration Using Telnet or Serial Port
EDS4100 4 Port Device Server User Guide 149
SSH Menu Command Description
host <public> <private>
Sets RSA or DSA public and private keys.
<public> = public key to be set.
<private> = private key to be set.
host generate dsa 1024
Generates DSA public and private keys.
host generate dsa 512
Generates DSA public and private keys.
host generate dsa 768
Generates DSA public and private keys.
host generate rsa 1024
Generates RSA public and private keys.
host generate rsa 512
Generates RSA public and private keys.
host generate dsa 768
Generates DSA public and private keys.
host user <user>
<password>
Sets the host username and password.
<user> = username to be set.
<password> = password associated with username.
host user <user>
<password><key>
Sets the host username, password, and key.
<user> = username to be set.
<password> = password associated with username.
<key> = key to be set.
host user <user>
<password> <public>
<private>
Sets the host username, password, public keys, and
private keys.
<user> = username to be set.
<password> = password associated with username.
<public> = public key to be set.
<private> = private key to be set.
no client server
<server>
Removes the client server.
<server> = name of client server to be removed.
no client server
<server> dsa
Removes the client server DSA key.
<server> = name of client server whose DSA key is to be
removed.
no client server
<server> rsa
Removes the client server RSA key.
<server> = name of client server whose RSA key is to be
removed.
no client user <user>
Removes the client user.
<user> = name of client user to be removed.
no client user <user>
dsa
Removes the client user DSA key.
<user> = name of client user whose DSA key is to be
removed.
no client user <user>
rsa
Removes the client user RSA key.
<user> = name of client user whose RSA key is to be
removed.
no host dsa
Removes DSA public and private keys.
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