Practical Internet Server Configuration

Chapter 7: Secure Shell (SSH)

Addendum

• Examples:
  • ~/.ssh/config
• Man pages:
  • FreeBSD:
    • rsync(1)
    • scp(1)
    • sftp(1)
    • sftp-server(8)
    • ssh(1)
    • ssh-agent(1)
    • ssh_config(5)
    • ssh-keygen(1)
    • sshd(8)
    • sshd_config(5)
  • Debian:
    • authorized_keys(5)
    • rsync(1)
    • scp(1)
    • sftp(1)
    • sftp-server(8)
    • ssh(1)
    • ssh-agent(1)
    • ssh_config(5)
    • ssh-keygen(1)
    • sshd(8)
    • sshd_config(5)
  • CentOS:
    • Unfortunately, the CentOS project has decided to not publish it's manual pages online.
      Your best choice for finding online information about CentOS commands would be the links for Debian above,
      or a project like The Linux man-pages project or Linux man pages @ die.net.
      Keep in mind that paths to files and directories in those documentations
      may differ from those on CentOS.
      Obviously, the CentOS man pages are available at the CentOS command line.
• Further reading:
  • OpenSSH
  • OpenBSD
  • PuTTY: a free SSH and Telnet client
  • PuTTY User Manual
  • WinSCP :: Free SFTP client for Windows
  • Wikipedia:
    • Secure Shell
    • Public-key cryptography