How to use RSA public key for ssh remote login verification
1. Generate the key on the local machine
$ssh-keygen -t rsa
Generate the second version of the key based on the ssh protocol. If you still use rsa1, it is time to upgrade.
2. Copy the generated id_rsa.pub public key file to the remote server
$scp id_rsa.pub bsduser@192.168.1.188:mykey.pub
3. Log in to the remote server with password
$ssh 192.168.1.188 -l bsduser
Note here that it is not cp, but cat; not ">", but the operation of ">>":
%cat mykey.pub >> $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys
4. Restart sshd
#/etc/rc.d/sshd restart
5. If the login test
$ssh bsduser@192.168.1.188
succeeds, you don’t need to enter a complicated and easily leaked password. But the condition is that you must protect your key file information.
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