Hello, I build up 5 Firewalls, as they have the same konfiguration, Ibuild up one and did 4 clones with the Raid. Work perfekt but, now I have five times the same Key for the SSHD which I use to manage this boxes remote. I'm sorry but I can't find how to create a new key for the Host and where to put it into. Thanks for all hints Peter -- Gravity never sleeps :-)
Hello, I build up 5 Firewalls, as they have the same konfiguration, Ibuild up one and did 4 clones with the Raid. Work perfekt but, now I have five times the same Key for the SSHD which I use to manage this boxes remote. I'm sorry but I can't find how to create a new key for the Host and where to put it into.
Just remove it, the private as well as the public key. The init script will then create a new one. openssh: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_key, /etc/ssh/ssh_host_key.pub ssh: /etc/ssh_host_key, /etc/ssh_host_key.pub init script (the command with the new key generation is there): /sbin/init.d/rcsshd start
Thanks for all hints
Peter
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I recently installed marc's latest SuSEfirewall (4.2) I'm now getting exactly four repetitions of the following message every time I send mail: output DENY ppp0 PROTO=1 my.ip.ad.dr:3 isp.smtp.ip.addr:3 L=108 S=0xC0 I=5893 F=0x0000 T= I suspect this is normal behavior, and would like to allow these, but I don't see any configuration options for specific ICMP message types in firewall.rc.config. Is there a way I can permit these, or would I be opening myself up to something more dangerous? -- Rick Green
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