These are some commands and setting to run when setting up an Linux box
Install GNOME
Ubuntu 11.10 installs with Unity - I'm still not a fan
sudo
apt-get
install
gnome-shell
Restart the machine and then select from the available X configurations - I like GNOME Classic
SSH Alias
SSH Alias
Edit .bashrc to create SSH aliases for fast access to other Linux instances
alias servername='ssh domain\\username@servername.domain.com'
The name of the alias can be anything you like - if there are a lot of servers, the name of the server will probably work the best
source .bashrc to reload changes without a reboot
Create RSA Key Pair
Start in home directory
mkdir .ssh
chmod 700 .ssh
ssh-keygen -t rsa
I usually leave the passphrase blank because I guard my private key
Make backups of the key pair
Other options-C "username@domain.com" - This will set the email address assigned to the public key, by default it will use the username and server name where it is being created
-D 4096 This creates a 4096 bit key, 2048 is set by default and strong enough in most situationsalias servername='ssh domain\\username@servername.domain.com'
The name of the alias can be anything you like - if there are a lot of servers, the name of the server will probably work the best
source .bashrc to reload changes without a reboot
Create RSA Key Pair
Start in home directory
mkdir .ssh
chmod 700 .ssh
ssh-keygen -t rsa
I usually leave the passphrase blank because I guard my private key
Make backups of the key pair
Other options-C "username@domain.com" - This will set the email address assigned to the public key, by default it will use the username and server name where it is being created
Add SSH Public Key to Server
Access your home directory on the Server
mkdir .ssh
vi .ssh/authorized_keys
Copy/paste the public key
chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys
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