SSH - Using multiple SSH keys

[@valiibraimi195]

BEST SSH TUTORIAL EVER !

[@vitalyRodero]

Una pregunta, el mismo archivo authorized_keys puede tener varias llaves para acceder de diferentes lugares?

[@BrianThomas]

I can't here anything.

[@soldadopreciso]

thanks pal, greetings from Ecuador.

[@ibrahimdayan4705]

And is it necessary to do this config thing?

[@joseluisllumiquinga9092]

I did exactly the same but it asks me for a password to access to the other virtual machine, help please

[@gaius_marius]

Thank you! that was very clear and easy to follow

[@ibrahimdayan4705]

Do we have to key pair for every remote machine? Just sharing the public keys of all machines with each other should work, right?

[@thenewone3944]

yes it would.

[@cenubit]

How is possible ssh-keypair1 sent/copy to centos7 and ubuntu? And let me connect from host-machine to centos7 and from centos7 connect to ubuntu with the same key (ssh-keypair1).

[@gorandev]

just specify the same key for both machines during the ssh-copy-id part, and specify the same path in config file

[@pelumilonge182]

Thanks man... I saw something similar for setting up multiple github accounts on the same machine(stackoverflow.com/questions/3860112/multiple-github-accounts-on-the-same-computer) and was finding it hard to setup to a different server entirely... This was straight to the point on what I needed to do.

[@joy_sam_raj]

Audio :(

[@gorandev]

You can turn on subtitles/closed captions by pressing the CC button on the video. Hope this helps