Importing ssh keys from old workstation to new workstation does not allow remote ssh logins
by JockVSJock from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5ENZR)
Old RHEL7 workstation died and had to replace it.
Was able to copy of .ssh to a tar file before it was rebuilt.
I've copied everything from the tar to .ssh and I can't log into the servers that I used to log into with ssh keys.
I'm using the same user name, just different password (I know that if RHEL passwords expire for a user account, SSH keys won't work) Didn't generate any new public/private ssh keys.
Am I doing something wrong somewhere?
Was able to copy of .ssh to a tar file before it was rebuilt.
I've copied everything from the tar to .ssh and I can't log into the servers that I used to log into with ssh keys.
I'm using the same user name, just different password (I know that if RHEL passwords expire for a user account, SSH keys won't work) Didn't generate any new public/private ssh keys.
Am I doing something wrong somewhere?