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Click Generate a New Key and complete the fields shown.In the Bluehost cPanel click on the SSH/Shell Access icon under the Security category.

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The keys may also be generated with a different password from your cpanel password if desired. Instead the unique public and private key provide the secure authentication. The Public/Private key can be used in place of a password so that no username/password is required to connect to the server via SSH. 7.Using a Public/Private key to authenticate when logging into SSH can provide added convenience or added security. This method is much more secure than the xhost one. The xauth method we can also use for running X clients on a remote host. If it is missing, the file will be created automatically. abf87ea2c8a4ed7f41ce8e7b99047870ДЄfter finishing, we remove the key: lion~> xauth rem $DISPLAY Xauth: file /home/lion/.Xauthority does not existДЄuthorization required, but no authorization protocol specifiedДЇurthermore, we export the secret key xclock can run: lion~> xauth add $DISPLAY. In addition, we note xauth output xclock canвЂ™t run. Then, we switch to the lion and set up DISPLAY (or use the -E key in sudo, as in the example above) : lion:~> export DISPLAY=:0

We start by getting our DISPLAY and the secret key with the xauth command: panter~> set | grep DISPLAY Having logged to tiger, we set up DISPLAY to output on our local machine, jaguar in our case: $~ export DISPLAY=jaguar:0.0ДЄfter finishing and logging off, we remove the host from the list: Its use, however, is dangerous because clients can connect to your DISPLAY from any host, making a security hole. Supposing, weвЂ™re sitting near the host jaguar and want to connect and run X client on the remote host tiger, but output its result locally, on jaguar.Д«efore establishing a connection to the remote host tiger, we need to add it to the list of allowed ones with the xhost command, xhost +our_remote_host: $~ xhost +tiger

If X server accepts TCP connections, we can use the xhost method. Trusted connections may be suitable for running applications smoothly but undoubtedly nasty for security.

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They can do keylogging, screenshots, and input into other programsвЂ™ windows it can use all X server extensions like accelerated graphics.

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Trusted ones have full access to the entire DISPLAY. These two keys are for untrusted and trusted connections correspondingly. Instead of -X, we may use the -Y key, but it makes sense only if this sshd is suitably configured. Last login: Wed Dec 1 14:32: from home on pts/4 The typical DISPLAY value is localhost:10.0: :~> ssh -X ThatвЂ™s all, of course, if the ssh daemon sshd runs on the remote end and its configuration file, sshd_config, includes the line X11Forwarding yes. So, weвЂ™ll ssh -X our_remote_host and, after logging in, we start X11 applications. The best way to start a remote X client is to use ssh with the so-called X Forwardingto direct the X protocol packets over the same connection we use for the commands.

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