SSH
Manage SSH keys
Authorized Keys
Manage OpenSSH Authorized Keys
This page will help you to manage your authorized_keys file.
This page will list all the allowed SSH public keys under your account.
Please remove all unused ssh keys from your server.
To delete the public key, click the button Remove for the selected authorized public key.
Add Authorized Key
Add SSH Public Keys to the user account
This page will help you to add SSH public keys to your account so that the remote user can ssh to the server with the given credentials.
Eenos supports the SSH public keys in the formats of RSA, DSA, ECDSA, and ed25519
You may copy the contents of the SSH public key file and place it in the text area and click the button Add Authorized Key.
This will add the key to the user's authorized_key file.
Allowing access to via SSH keys will give full access to the hosting account. It is dangerous to add untrusted public keys.
List SSH Keys
To manage your own ssh keys
This page will help you to manage your own ssh key in the server.
SSH -> List SSH Keys
This page will list all your SSH keys Name, Private Key, and Public Keys. You can view the keys, Download the keys, and delete the keys.
Create SSH Key Pair
To create SSH Keys
This page will help you to create OpenSSH keys for your account.
SSH -> Create SSH Key Pair
If you are creating an SSH key for configuring backup storage pools, please use an Empty password for the Key Password.
Generate SSH Keys
You may need to select or fill out the following to create an SSH key pair.
- Key Type: Select an SSH Key type
- Key Length: Select the length of the key
- Key Name: Enter an SSH Key name
- Key Password: A password for SSH Key
If an SSH key with the same name exists, it will be overwritten with the new SSH Key pairs
After entering the key details click the button Generate Key, this will create a new SSH key for your account.
Import SSH Keys
To import OpenSSH keys
This page will help you to import OpenSSH public keys to your server.
SSH -> Import SSH Keys
To Import the SSH key, you need to enter the following details:
- Key Name: A name for the key
- Private Key: Paste the contents of your private key file
- Public Key: Paste the contents of your public key file
After entering the details, click the button Import Keys, which will import the keys to the server.
It is always recommended to generate SSH keys and download them to your desktop instead of importing SSH keys via the web.