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The following command enables Authentication using GSSAPI:
ssh -l BFHusername -o GSSAPIAuthentication=yes catbert.bfh.ch
Your home directory won't be mounted unless you delagate your credentials:
ssh -l BFHusername -o GSSAPIAuthentication=yes -o GSSAPIDelegateCredentials=yes catbert.bfh.ch
One might argue that this isn't much more convenient than typing its own password… Well, just add the following lines to your SSH configuration in ~/.ssh/config
:
Host catbert Hostname catbert.bfh.ch User BFHusername GSSAPIAuthentication yes GSSAPIDelegateCredentials yes
These options are enabled by default on our PXE-based Linux setup at the TI Biel/Bienne site. You can connect to catbert
by simply typing
ssh catbert
It's possible to use wildcards like
Host *.bfh.ch
in the SSH configuration - use them at your own risk.
Enable the options
and make sure that UTF-8 is selected as character set:
Enter BFHusername@catbert.bfh.ch
1) under Host Name and save your session settings.
Click Open to connect to (y)our favorite SSH login server!
username@hostname.bfh.ch
in general.