11-02-2022 06:09 AM
I've configured "crypto key gen" which generates a 1024 DSA key but when I putty/ssh in, I get this warning: The first key-exchange algorithm supported by the server is diffie-hellman-group1-sha1, which is below the configured warning threshold.
Should I go with "crypto key gen rsa 2048" or something similar?
Thanks.
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11-02-2022 06:40 AM
The warning level is generally a client-side configuration option.
In regards to better key gen options:
*what you mentioned
SSH@ICX(config)#crypto key gen rsa modulus 2048
and/or
SSH@ICX(config)#crypto key generate ec size 384
There is more information about encryption methods in 'show ip ssh config'. Supported methods change a bit from code to code. Our security guide is a good place to look. Here is the 8095 version, but you can find the same document for whatever code you are running:
From mentioned page > Home > RUCKUS ICX Switches > Pick code train on left side > Security guide for SSH items
Hope that helps!
11-02-2022 06:40 AM
The warning level is generally a client-side configuration option.
In regards to better key gen options:
*what you mentioned
SSH@ICX(config)#crypto key gen rsa modulus 2048
and/or
SSH@ICX(config)#crypto key generate ec size 384
There is more information about encryption methods in 'show ip ssh config'. Supported methods change a bit from code to code. Our security guide is a good place to look. Here is the 8095 version, but you can find the same document for whatever code you are running:
From mentioned page > Home > RUCKUS ICX Switches > Pick code train on left side > Security guide for SSH items
Hope that helps!