Page created: 3 Jun 2020
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Page updated: 21 Jul 2021
You can install PingID SSH from the source package or, on some distributions, from binaries.
Installing PingID SSH
Binary installation is supported for Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, RHEL and SUSE. For details, see Installing PingID SSH binary package.
Source package installation is both OS and individual-system dependent. Use the following installation examples as guidelines:
- To install from Red Hat sources, see Installation example for Red Hat.
- To install from Ubuntu/Debian (64 bit) sources, see Installation example for Ubuntu/Debian (64 bit).
- To install from Solaris sources, see Installation example for Solaris.
- To install from AIX sources, see Installation example for AIX.
- To install from HP-UX sources, see Installation example for HP-UX.
Configuring PingID SSH
Installing from the PingID SSH source package produces a generic configuration. Update these configuration settings to implement specific options and requirements, such as PAM or ForceCommand.
Important: Use either PAM or ForceCommand. Do
not implement both.
- For more information about configuring for PAM, see Configuring PAM.
- For more information about configuring for ForceCommand, see Configuring ForceCommand.