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I have two server use ssh to remote login another server , howerver , when one of server is migratied , the server is unable to use ssh to connect it ( the screen is hold ) , I have already moved the all user's .ssh to new server , but still not work , can advise what is wrong ? thx
if I re-setup the ssh ( the normal procedure : ssh-keygen -t rsa , then copy to remote server , .... etc ) , the user can use ssh now , but I have hundreds of users , so I would like to ask except re-setup ssh for all users , what can i do ? thx
Did you mean to say: I have two servers which log into remotely to a third server.
Which server are you migrating? One of the first two or the third?
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Look in the logs of the server after a relocated user tries to log in.
What do you mean by "the screen is hold"?
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One thing to check is the permissions of the users' home directories or their .ssh directory or the .ssh/id_rsa file.
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Also try logging in as a migrated user using "ssh -vv <username@host>". Post the result. Then check the log on the ssh server.
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Do the users now have a new IP or domain name?
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