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habrok:additional_information:hostkey_fingerprints [2025/02/21 10:02] – [New server hostkey] pedrohabrok:additional_information:hostkey_fingerprints [2025/08/15 14:57] (current) – [Hábrók host key fingerprints] Update gpu2 key pedro
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-ya4luc7Di5mQra2lA/yRd8o2GD/lOOqJ3y+n9mnV5Hg login1.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519)+cwztF9+3+KQsp7LVpW+NVa5t9bM01SgLMoRcYJOVKNw login1.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519)
 5UvAHkf3xrWv35sKKS6744yAh/PoWN/v4rdMvOJPfkU login2.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519) 5UvAHkf3xrWv35sKKS6744yAh/PoWN/v4rdMvOJPfkU login2.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519)
 kSvIhP76plyHnXRhuJGYUeuXgCuKrQiULr48Lu75KFw interactive1.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519) kSvIhP76plyHnXRhuJGYUeuXgCuKrQiULr48Lu75KFw interactive1.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519)
 PG/oR4e3rv/F8XgViK+D3/sP23liXzqTlH5iqkmVqcs interactive2.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519) PG/oR4e3rv/F8XgViK+D3/sP23liXzqTlH5iqkmVqcs interactive2.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519)
 BcSnR83HLGcainsieYH4ohQjV7vN/ZGgQLwOV/uOmGk gpu1.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519) BcSnR83HLGcainsieYH4ohQjV7vN/ZGgQLwOV/uOmGk gpu1.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519)
-KZCxsgcFf7mzD708oYjFl+C/UpBMuDyZahSk5AYck6U gpu2.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519)+7Fns+4Qx0Y0vopDa9sy4evRVHt6O15fxPG5hxrGFi7Q gpu2.hb.hpc.rug.nl (ED25519)
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 +Fingerprints valid as of: 2025-08-15
  
 ==== New server hostkey ==== ==== New server hostkey ====
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 In order to bring Hábrók back online after an incident we sometimes have to reinstall and reconfigure the login and interactive nodes. Because of this, these nodes will have new server host keys. This means that connecting to Hábrók results in (correct) warnings that these keys no longer match those that had been registered on your system when you connected for the first time.  In order to bring Hábrók back online after an incident we sometimes have to reinstall and reconfigure the login and interactive nodes. Because of this, these nodes will have new server host keys. This means that connecting to Hábrók results in (correct) warnings that these keys no longer match those that had been registered on your system when you connected for the first time. 
  
-If Hábrók had to be reconfigured, then you can safely ignore this check because Hábrók's host keys //have indeed changed// due to the reinstallation. See bellow for instructions and examples on how to update a host key. <color #ed1c24>**Only ignore this check and update your host keys if the system has indeed been reconfigured and if the fingerprint being presented to you matches the ones listed above in this page!**</color>+If Hábrók had to be reconfigured, then you can safely ignore this check because Hábrók's host keys //have indeed changed// due to the reinstallation. See bellow for instructions and examples on how to update a host key. <color #ed1c24>**Only ignore this check and update your host keys if the system has indeed been reconfigured and if the fingerprint being presented to you matches the ones listed [[habrok:additional_information:hostkey_fingerprints#habrok_host_key_fingerprints|above in this page]]!**</color>
  
 === MobaXterm === === MobaXterm ===
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 Follow the instructions on the message and run: Follow the instructions on the message and run:
  
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 ssh-keygen -f "/home/user/.ssh/known_hosts" -R "login1.hb.hpc.rug.nl" ssh-keygen -f "/home/user/.ssh/known_hosts" -R "login1.hb.hpc.rug.nl"
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 **Note that your command may be different, as the path to the ''known_hosts'' file is likely different in your situation**. The suggestion in the warning message should give you the correct path. **Note that your command may be different, as the path to the ''known_hosts'' file is likely different in your situation**. The suggestion in the warning message should give you the correct path.