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i have been using putty to ssh into a centos box. i think i changed the authication on something and now if i try to connect i get the login ...
- 12-27-2010 #1Just Joined!
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SSHD - authenication issue
i have been using putty to ssh into a centos box. i think i changed the authication on something and now if i try to connect i get the login box to type in a username but then i get an error that says no authenication method supported is there anyway around this or an option to change
- 12-27-2010 #2
It sounds like you locked yourself out.
So you might need to get a local console on that machine to revert the changes.You must always face the curtain with a bow.
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i did wonder this, but wasnt sure if there something else i could do like a backdoor to gain entry and fix the problem i made as im not near the server at the moment. if not i will have two wait until im back home in a few days to fix it then.
- 12-27-2010 #4
Not to be mean,
but I wouldnt use opensshd, if it had such a backdoor
Maybe this machine features (and is already configured to use) some out-of-band management?You must always face the curtain with a bow.
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i did think that and i understand they wouldnt really do it because of security


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