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KB-0367: OpenSSH tools not importing the host-keys

Authentication Service ,   Mac & PC Management Service ,  

12 April,16 at 11:40 AM

Question:

Centrify OpenSSH tools are not importing the keys during install.


Answer:

- Centrify OpenSSH will attempt to import any existing host keys from /etc/ssh/ and save them into /etc/centrifydc/ssh/ folder.

- If no existing keys are found in /etc/ssh/ new keys will be generated automatically in /etc/centrifydc/ssh/ folder.

If the stocked version of OpenSSH was installed in a non-standard location, Centrify OpenSSH installer cannot find them and hence existing keys in locations other than /etc/ssh/ will have to be manually imported after installation by running the following command as root:

cp -p /location/of/keys/ssh_host* /etc/centrifydc/ssh/

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