Update Documentation authored by Peter Heger's avatar Peter Heger
...@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ Ramses has currently two login servers available: ...@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ Ramses has currently two login servers available:
`ramses4.itcc.uni-koeln.de` `ramses4.itcc.uni-koeln.de`
#### Login to `ramses1` #### Login to `ramses1`
When logging in to **ramses1**, the public key you sent us is authenticated with your host's private key (1st factor, you will be asked for the SSH passphrase, unless you have the SSH agent configured as described above). If successful, a verification request is automatically pushed to the Duo-app on your device where you need to confirm the login (2nd factor). When logging in to **ramses1**, the public key you uploaded is authenticated with your host's private key (1st factor, you will be asked for the SSH passphrase, unless you have the SSH agent configured as described above). If successful, a verification request is automatically pushed to the Duo app on your device where you need to confirm the login (2nd factor).
On your terminal you should see something like this: On your terminal you should see something like this:
...@@ -191,9 +191,9 @@ Enter a passcode or select one of the following options: ...@@ -191,9 +191,9 @@ Enter a passcode or select one of the following options:
Success. Logging you in... Success. Logging you in...
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In this example, if you choose '1', an authentication request is pushed to your phone and you just have to confirm it with a tap on the screen. Alternatively, instead of choosing a number in the above example, you could also open the Duo Mobile app on your device and enter the 6-digit passcode shown in the app. This code changes every 30 seconds. In this example, if you choose '1', an authentication request is pushed to your phone and you have to confirm it with a tap on the screen. Alternatively, instead of choosing a number in the above example, you could also open the Duo Mobile app on your device and enter the 6-digit passcode shown in the app. This code changes every 30 seconds.
**IMPORTANT NOTE**: Be careful with scripted logins: Any login attempt with your SSH key that triggers Duo Autopush is counted by Duo. If you don't respond in your Duo-app, your account will be blocked after 10 attempts. Only an admin can then unlock it (see [FAQ section](../FAQ#access_ramses)). **IMPORTANT NOTE**: Be careful with scripted logins: Any login attempt with your SSH key that triggers Duo Autopush is counted by Duo. If you don't respond in your Duo app, your account will be blocked after 10 attempts. Only an admin can then unlock it (see [FAQ section](../FAQ#access_ramses)).
#### Facilitating your login #### Facilitating your login
To facilitate login, we suggest to set an alias in your shell's startup configuration file (`~/.bashrc`, `~/.zshrc`, or similar): To facilitate login, we suggest to set an alias in your shell's startup configuration file (`~/.bashrc`, `~/.zshrc`, or similar):
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