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2.11.1.5. SSH key-based authentication
Important points:
- After transferring a hosting account between servers (for example, when changing countries), errors such as "REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED" and "POSSIBLE DNS SPOOFING" may occur during the SSH connection process. To resolve the situation, refer to the articles on these errors.
- While using the hosting service, service keys may be added to the
~/.ssh/authorized_keysfile. For example, a key named likeufm@adm.toolsbelongs to the file manager,webssh@adm.toolsbelongs to WebSSH, and so on.
With the help of keys, you can connect to the hosting account via SSH and SFTP without entering a password.
Bind key
- Generate and add a key in the personal data (if not added).
- Open the "Hosting → SSH access" section.
- In the section "Key-based connection," click "Add".
- In the window that appears, in the block with the required key, click "Bind".
Unbind key
Unbinding a key does not delete it from personal data.
- Open the "Hosting → SSH access" section.
- In the section "Key-based connection" in the block with the key, click 🗑.
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