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login ssh without password
There is two server, server A and server B. In server A, I would like to login ssh to server B without typing password. (no need for ssh2)
Therefore, I do the followings: Server A: >cd ~ >mkdir .ssh >ssh-keygen -t dsa -f .ssh/id_dsa Then copy the file id_dsa.pub to Server B Server B: >cd ~ >mkdir .ssh >cat id_dsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys >chmod 640 authorized_keys >rm id_dsa.pub However, in server A, every time I login server B with ssh. It still prompts password. Is there anything else needed to be setup? |
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