Linux CLI - SSH and Remote AccessYou want to automate SSH login to multiple servers without typing passwords. Which SSH feature helps achieve this?AUsing SSH key pairs with ssh-agentBChanging SSH port to 2222CUsing the -v option for verbose outputDDisabling host key checkingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify automation methodSSH key pairs allow passwordless login when keys are set up.Step 2: Understand ssh-agent rolessh-agent manages private keys securely for automated authentication.Final Answer:Using SSH key pairs with ssh-agent -> Option AQuick Check:SSH key pairs enable passwordless login [OK]Quick Trick: Use SSH keys and ssh-agent for passwordless login [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking port change automates loginUsing verbose mode for automationDisabling host key checking is insecure
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