1-24To do... Use the command... RemarksDisplay the mappings betweenhost public keys and SSHservers saved on a clientdisplay ssh server-infoDisplay the current source IPaddress or the IP address ofthe source interface specifiedfor the SSH Client.display ssh2 source-ipComparison of SSH Commands with the Same FunctionsAfter the SSH protocol supports the DSA asymmetric key algorithm, some SSH configurationcommands are changed. For the sake of SSH configuration compatibility, the original commands arestill supported. Table 1-2 lists both the original commands and current commands.Table 1-2 List of SSH configuration commands with the same functionsOperation Original commands Current commandsDisplay local RSA publickeys display rsa local-key-pair public display public-key local rsapublicDisplay information aboutthe peer RSA public keysdisplay rsa peer-public-key[ brief | name keyname ]display public-key peer [ brief |name pubkey-name ]Generate RSA key pairs rsa local-key-pair create public-key local create rsaDestroy RSA key pairs rsa local-key-pair destroy public-key local destroy rsaEnter public key view rsa peer-public-key keyname public-key peer keynameImport RSA public key frompublic key filersa peer-public-key keynameimport sshkey filenamepublic-key peer keynameimport sshkey filenameSpecify publickeyauthentication as thedefault authentication typefor all SSH clientsssh authentication-type defaultrsassh authentication-typedefault publickeySpecify on the client thehost public key of theserver to be connectedssh client { server-ip |server-name } assign rsa-keykeynamessh client { server-ip |server-name } assign publickeykeynameAssign a public key to anSSH userssh user username assignrsa-key keynamessh user username assignpublickey keynameCreate an SSH user andspecify publickeyauthentication as itsauthentication typessh user usernameauthentication-type rsassh user usernameauthentication-type publickey
