Server's Host Key is Unknown - Hashes do not match.
by banderas20 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5T30R)
Hi.
I'm trying to setup an SFTP connection between Filezilla client (Windows) and a Debian server.
When I try to establish the connection, Filezilla says:
"Server's Host Key is Unknown"
Details:
Server algorithm: ssh-ed25519 256
Fingerprints: SHA256 and MD5.
I know for sure the server is the right one (it's a home lab).
If I go to the server and issue an
sha256sum /etc/ssh/<whatever file>,
it doesn't give me the same checksum result.
What am I doing wrong?
How can I know which key is Filezilla checking?
Thanks!
I'm trying to setup an SFTP connection between Filezilla client (Windows) and a Debian server.
When I try to establish the connection, Filezilla says:
"Server's Host Key is Unknown"
Details:
Server algorithm: ssh-ed25519 256
Fingerprints: SHA256 and MD5.
I know for sure the server is the right one (it's a home lab).
If I go to the server and issue an
sha256sum /etc/ssh/<whatever file>,
it doesn't give me the same checksum result.
What am I doing wrong?
How can I know which key is Filezilla checking?
Thanks!