Hi there,
i set up an SSH connection with Serv-U (with key pairs) and everything works fine,
my question is, do i need to set an SSH private key at the domain settings too ? or the key pairs is enough (setting public key at the user settings, and the keys at the client software) ?
Thanks
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The domain should have an SSH SERVER key set up on (Domain) | Limits & Settings | Encryption Settings under "SSH Private Key (for SFTP)". That's used to accept incoming SSH/SFTP connections on your SFTP listeners, and you will keep both your password-protected private key file and your public key file on the Serv-U server.
Each user can have his or her own SSH CLIENT key. In this case, you should only have the public key file for each use on your Serv-U server; the private keys need to stay on each SFTP client.
Does that make sense?
Related KB articles:
Configuring Serv-U For SFTP Access
The domain should have an SSH SERVER key set up on (Domain) | Limits & Settings | Encryption Settings under "SSH Private Key (for SFTP)". That's used to accept incoming SSH/SFTP connections on your SFTP listeners, and you will keep both your password-protected private key file and your public key file on the Serv-U server.
Each user can have his or her own SSH CLIENT key. In this case, you should only have the public key file for each use on your Serv-U server; the private keys need to stay on each SFTP client.
Does that make sense?
Related KB articles:
Configuring Serv-U For SFTP Access
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