An SSH tunnel is used to enable encrypted access to network services on a server. A port is made available on the server and on the client side for this purpose. Access to the client is then as if the tunneled service were running locally. This tutorial describes all the necessary steps to set up such an SSH tunnel. I did all the steps in this tutorial on two Gentoo systems....
In this tutorial, I will describe how you can get an SSH login with the Nitrokey Pro 2. The prerequisite is that you have already generated OpenPGP keys on the Nitrokey Pro 2. I set it up on a desktop / server with Gentoo Linux. In principle, the whole thing should work with any distribution. Voraussetzungen Nitrokey Pro 2 setup OpenPGP Key on Nitrokey Pro 2 GnuPG Version => 2.2.15 Setup OpenPGP key as SSH key If the OpenPGP keys are set up on the Nitrokey Pro 2, you have to add the key to SSH in the console (user / client)....