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Enter the for the system account that is to have access to back up data.Username
In the section, copy the commands to your clipboard.To backup data on Linux or Unix based servers
On the Linux Server, determine the location of the directory, including the file, in the user's home directory:ssh authorized_keys
If a , place the directory, including the fileusername different than root is used ssh authorized_keys
, in the user's home directory.
If the , place the directory, including the file, in the rootroot account is used ssh authorized_keys
home directory
Log in to the Linux Server using an ssh client such as PuTTY, and paste and run the commands copied in into the appropriatestep 6
directory based on to set up the public key provided by Barracuda Networks:step 7
On the Linux Server, navigate to /etc/ssh and open the file sshd_config :
In the , locate file sshd_config the line , and rPubkeyAuthentication yes emove the pound sign "#":
If an error message stating that displays, the ssh daemon may not be installed.no sshd_config file could be found
In some Linux installations, the ssh client is installed without the ssh daemon.
For more information, refer to the documentation available online or included with your version of Linux for the proper
procedures to install the ssh daemon on your server. For your reference, the following link is provided to show an example of
sshd installation instructions.
https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/openssh-server.html