show ssh server host-keys interface ＜interface＞ [ipv4]

Displays SSH server settings with full host keys for the specified interface. This command only returns information if the interface is configured to listen for SSH connections.

Syntax

show ssh server host-keys interface <interface> [ipv4]

Parameters

interface

The name of the interface.

ipv4

Specifies that the IPv4 address be shown in the Host Keys section instead of the hostname. (The IPv4 address is shown for the ether1 interface even if this parameter is omitted.)

Example

The following example shows SSH server settings and full host keys for the ether1 interface.

hostname > show ssh server host-keys interface ether1
SSH server configuration:
  SSH server enabled:       yes
  Minimum protocol version: 2
  TCP forwarding enabled:   yes
  X11 forwarding enabled:   no
  Audit log file transfers: yes
  Cipher list:              compatible
  Minimum key length:       1024 bits
  Client Alive Interval:    0
  Client Alive Count Max:   3
  Login Grace Time:         120
  SSH server ports:         22

  SSH rekey limit enabled:  no

  Interface listen enabled: yes
  Listen Interfaces:
     Interface: ether1

Host Key Finger Prints and Key Lengths:
	RSA v1 host key: 8a:xx:xx:xx:xx... (2048)
	RSA v2 host key: 39:xx:xx:xx:xx... (2048)	
       DSA v2 host key: 3e:xx:xx:xx:xx... (1024)

Host Keys:
    RSA v1 host key: "172.17.74.54 2048 65537 264xxxxxxxxxxxxx..."
    RSA v2 host key: "172.17.74.54 ssh-rsa AAAAB3Nxxxxxxxxxxxx..."
    DSA v2 host key: "172.17.74.54 ssh-dss AAAAB3Nxxxxxxxxxxxx..."

User role

Admin, Operator, or Monitor.

Supported appliances

This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later: