Setting SSH Public Keys (BUI)

SSH public keys can be used to allow SSH connections without the use of passwords. This feature is useful for administrator convenience and for automated execution of scripts.

Use this procedure to set SSH public keys for the user that you are currently logged in as. To set keys for a user other than the user that you are currently logged in as, see Setting SSH Public Keys (CLI).

1. From the Configuration menu, select Preferences.
2. Click the add icon next to SSH Public Keys.
3. Select a Type, and then type the SSH public key, and an optional key comment.
4. Click ADD.

Related Topics

• Setting Preferences (BUI)

• Setting SSH Public Keys (CLI)

• Preference Properties

• SSH Configuration