10 linux servers to manage

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Date: 03/21/05


Date: 21 Mar 2005 05:25:49 -0800

At work i mange 10 fedora core 3 servers. Currently I have root login
with a password to each of these 10 fedora core 3 servers. Usually I
login to the first server and there i have a screen session with a
secreen opened to each of these 10 servers.

Instead of passwords i want to use privatekey/public key architecture.
I know how to set up a private/public key based login to one server.
But what should i do to make sure that:
1. I can ssh into any one server and then open screens to each of the
other servers.
2. if 1 server is compromised not all the servers get compromised.

thanks,



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