User manual

2
2-72
E/OS Command Line Interface User Manual
config
config.security.ssh.resetKeys
Syntax resetKeys
Purpose This command resets the SSH Public/Private keys. After resetting the
keys, the new keys are generated immediately and do not wait until
the next user session.
Parameters This command has no parameters
Command Example
Root> config security ssh resetKeys
config.security.ssh.setRenegotiationMB
Syntax setRenegotiationMB megabytes
Description This command sets the number of megabytes that can be transferred
using SSH before the SSH session keys are re-negotiated.
It does not affect the SSH public or private key. Instead, it indicates
that new SSH session keys should be re-negotiated for the current
SSH connection after this number of megabytes has been transferred
between the SSH client and the switch. The re-negotiation is
transparent to the user. The purpose of re-negotiation is to increase
security by limiting the amount of data encrypted with the same
negotiated SSH parameters.
Parameters This command has one parameter:
Command Example
Root> config security ssh setRenegotiationMB 128
config.security.ssh.setState
Syntax setState sshEnableState
Purpose This command sets the enabled state for the SSH interface. In order
for an SSH client connection to be accepted, the state must be set to
megabytes The number of megabytes transferred before the SSH
session is renegotiated. Valid values are 1 (MB) to
1000 (MB) or 0 (no renegotiation). The default value is
0.