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So far with this network I am building, I have been using ssh keys for authentication when using a script that communicates with multiple computers. However, I have just been reading quite a few posts saying that it is risky to share private keys with multiple computers. So how are commands usually issued from a server to all other computers on a network for example doing updates?
So far with this network I am building, I have been using ssh keys for authentication when using a script that communicates with multiple computers. However, I have just been reading quite a few posts saying that it is risky to share private keys with multiple computers. So how are commands usually issued from a server to all other computers on a network for example doing updates?
kind regards
iFunc
No plans to use software such as Nagios, Zabbix etc..
Well this was my question really, I am very much a newbie at administration, so I have no idea what standard practice is for this kind of thing. I shall look into these. Thank you.
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