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Re: Changing IP and Hostname...
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Christian Pearce |
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Re: Changing IP and Hostname... |
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Wed, 28 Apr 2004 08:12:10 -0400 |
On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 07:47, Mark.Burgess@iu.hio.no wrote:
> > How many people trust the public keys to be transfered across there
> > networks? For that matter do you trust you public host key for SSH. I
> > guess this is more of a security question. I have a good level of trust
> > for my network and I am usually the first one to run the cfagent. Plus
> > I only allow the IP I want on to contact cfengine. I don't blanket
> > allow a class C.
>
> Why would you care about a public key? If you trust ssh, then you
> should trust cfengine.
I don't but you are suppose to copy the public key into place so you can
verify the original. Is this not correct? I get the feeling that most
people just trust the public key coming from the server is correct and
therefore safe. I was just curious how many people are paranoid.
--
Christian Pearce
http://www.commnav.com
http://www.perfectorder.com
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- Re: Changing IP and Hostname..., Tim Nelson, 2004/04/26
- Re: Changing IP and Hostname..., Mark . Burgess, 2004/04/28
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- Re: Changing IP and Hostname..., Nate Campi, 2004/04/28
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- Re: Changing IP and Hostname..., Christian Pearce, 2004/04/28
- Re: public key crypto [was: Changing IP and Hostname...], Brendan Strejcek, 2004/04/28
Re: Changing IP and Hostname..., Mark . Burgess, 2004/04/28