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  1. 07-27-2007 #1
    necropolisknight
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    Dealing with 7 remote servers I need to know the syntax to find the exact OS they are running on... Obviously they are all running some flavor of Unix.


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    I have just started an internship as a sys admin and this forum has been a great help


    Thanks, Danny
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    You need to place your public key file in .ssh and your actual public key in .authorized_keys2 under the .ssh dir in your home on each server. (or the home of the user you will be sshing from). Then you were a script that uses ssh to execute like uname -a on every one. Something along the lines of that.
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