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What type of key is it? Host key or user key?
 
If it's a host key (you're connecting to them), you can use the following
command to remove their entries from the current user's known_hosts file:
 
ssh-keygen -R remote-hostname.example.com
 
Once that is done, the next time you connect it will ask you to validate
the remote key.
 
 
If it's a user key (they're connecting to you), they (or you) will need to
add their public key to the remote user's authorized_keys file. ie
$HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys
 
It's merely a copy/paste operation, however there are caveats: it must be
done in ASCII mode *and* must have Unix line endings.
 

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Subject: sftp partner has new public key
Date: Sat, Feb 23, 2019 3:17 PM
 
Set up sftp years ago with public/private key authentication.

Partner has new public key.

When I read various IBM docs, it only seems to start from scratch.

Is there a command (Pase I assume) to just update a partner's public
key?

V7R3

Jim

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