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SSH - print locally used keys fingerprints (keys fingerprints for client computer)
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In this short article, we would like to show you, how to verify used locally SSH keys using ssh-keygen under Bash.
Note: the below examples use as default SHA-256 algorithm, to change it add
-E md5or-E sha1parameter.
Squick solution (run one of the bellows commands):
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ssh-keygen.exe -l -f ~/.ssh/known_hosts2
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# or one of the:4
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ssh-keygen.exe -l -f /home/my_user_directory/.ssh/known_hosts6
ssh-keygen.exe -l -f /c/Users/my_user_directory/.ssh/known_hostsExample output:
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256 SHA256:XGGm1rGsHPem57Qp4t7vkcw6JOJrOaiCfdLBaMASGey github.com (ED25519)2
256 SHA256:rk8GxMsKnFLTXd1VW57up4wQqqn5qbfDaIeO27ks3jv 192.168.1.70 (ED25519)3
2048 SHA256:sihm43JhFtQ+p1XTUpsQfzt2v2ViJcEwGZpDf8Pslb5 192.168.1.70 (RSA)4
256 SHA256:nwbsQERIVVgN3p2Rp+KF+SxLnECe+3bcDCsQvLwf/Ih 192.168.1.70 (ECDSA)
