The name of the file storing the SSH public key.
The SSH public key is used to authenticate the SSH
session for this user. Note that this object
applies to only CLI user.
The content within SSH Key file can be one of the
following:
- SSH Public Key in OpenSSH format
- SSH Public Key in IETF SECSH (Commercial
SSH public key format)
- SSH Client Certificate in PEM (privacy-enhanced
mail format) from which the public key will be
extracted
- SSH Client Certificate DN (Distinguished Name)
for certificate based authentication.
The file format for specifying SSH Client Certificate
DN (Distinguished Name) is below
<Algorithm Used for Authentication> DN <Distinguished
Name>
For example, if RSA algorithm is used then input file
should contain following content
x509v3-sign-rsa DN <Distinguished Name>
Whereas if DSA algorithm is used then input file
should contain following content
x509v3-sign-dsa DN <Distinguished Name>
Here Distinguished Name is essentially Subject name in
the certificate.
This object is used to configure the SSH public key for
a user. When this object is read, the agent may return
a zero length string. However, the value of the
corresponding instance of ccmCommonUserSshKeyConfigured
should indicate if the key is configured or not.