Launch PuTTY and enter as the host name, then click open. To avoid being prompted to accept the key on a new system you may choose to pre-populate your SSH known_hosts file with the pub keys from Lighthouse. If you’re NOT seeing one of these fingerprints, submit a ticket to and do NOT connect to the server via SSH until discussing with an ARC staff member to determine if there is a security issue. In the example message given above, we are presented with the RSA key fingerprint and its MD5 value, which is the same value as in the above table. The format of the fingerprint you’re presented could be dictated by the SSH client on your machine. We encourage you to compare the fingerprint you’re presented with, when connecting for the first time, to one of the fingerprints below. So, for example, if you get a new computer and SSH to Lighthouse, you’ll be prompted to add the key again. The keys from Lighthouse will NOT change. This key will be stored in a local known_hosts file on your system so you won’t be prompted in the future.
By saying “yes” you’re accepting the public SSH key for the system. When you’re connecting for the first time, it’s not uncommon to see a message like this one: The authenticity of host ' (141.211.102.84)' can't be established. Press “Enter/Return” key once you are done typing your password. Please note that as you type your password, nothing you type will appear on the screen this is completely normal.
Lighthouse program for mac password#
Ssh will be required to enter your Kerberos level-1 password to log in.
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