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If you have locked down SSH to root, please allow 207.45.190.2 to access the server. This is the IP address used by Technical support. | If you have locked down SSH to root, please allow 207.45.190.2 to access the server. This is the IP address used by Technical support. | ||
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Revision as of 14:18, 23 July 2015
There is an SSH Key that Acenet uses to allow us to access your server via SSH without needing your root password. In order to install this key, please verify that the /root/.ssh directory exists. If it does not, create it and set the directory to 750 permissions.
Run the following to install our SSH key:
sed --in-place '/Acenet Technical Support/d' /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
cd /root/.ssh/
curl -s http://www.ace-host.net/downloads/acenetpubkey.txt >> /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
The sed command on the first line deletes any existing SSH key for Acenet Technical Support from the authorized_keys file.
If you have locked down SSH to root, please allow 207.45.190.2 to access the server. This is the IP address used by Technical support.
To Remove our SSH key, run the following command:
sed --in-place '/Acenet Technical Support/d' /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
