SSH key change processes can also be initiated manually. You can configure the SSH Key Manager to rotate SSH keys according to any of the following criteria:Īfter the SSH keys have been provisioned in the Vault. The SSH Key Manager updates SSH Key content with no human intervention, according to the organizational Policy. The new private SSH key is then stored in the Digital Vault where it benefits from all accessibility and security features of the Digital Vault. The SSH Key Manager generates new random SSH Key pair and updates the public SSH Key on target machines. Note: If this path does not exist, the SSH Key Manager creates it automatically with the following permissions: The default value is ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. The path of the public key on the target machine. Note: When generating a key of 8192 bits, adjust the platform timeout to 15 minutes due to the time it will take to generate a key this long.
The following table lists the technical specifications that are relevant to SSH Key management: This topic describes how to manage SSH Keys.
