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Replacing server without having to update host key on connecting clients? Jan 30 2009 02:41PM George Horvath (Scotia Capital) (George_Horvath scotiacapital com) (3 replies) RE: Replacing server without having to update host key on connecting clients? Feb 02 2009 03:47PM Paul Ryland (paul transversal com) (1 replies) Re: Replacing server without having to update host key on connecting clients? Feb 02 2009 07:09PM Boby Mocanasu (boby sknx org) RE: Replacing server without having to update host key on connecting clients? Jan 30 2009 08:52PM Pfister, Thomas P (pfister indiana edu) (1 replies) RE: Replacing server without having to update host key on connecting clients? Jul 03 2009 06:48PM George Horvath (Scotia Capital) (George_Horvath scotiacapital com) |
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> into this. We are using RSA host keys that get dumped on the client server
What's a "client server"?
> by the package install script. The new server will have the same IP address
> and hostname
Then copy the host keys over from the old server to the new one.
They're typically in /etc/ssh/ssh_host_*key* or /usr/local/etc/ssh_host_*key*
(the location is configured at compile time).
Make sure the permissions are correct on the new server. You don't want
the private keys to be readable.
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