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If you do not understand the significance of "encryption | If you do not understand the significance of "encryption algorithms", "public keys", or "host keys", do not be alarmed. Simply follow the steps outlined below. | ||
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=== Can I test my SSH client before the change? === | |||
Yes. We have set up a server that you can use to test how your SSH client software works with the new protocols. | |||
Connect to it at <code>ssh-test.computecanada.ca</code> using your regular Compute Canada credentials. | |||
If you can connect successfully then your client will be able to connect to our clusters after the SSH changes are made in the summer of 2019. | |||
Its host key fingerprints are given at the bottom of this page. | |||
=== My SSH key no longer works === <!--T:21--> | === My SSH key no longer works === <!--T:21--> | ||
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* Termius, 4.3.12 | * Termius, 4.3.12 | ||
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