SSH Keys

Open the server → SSH Keys tab.

This lists the public keys authorized to log in to the server, each with its name and fingerprint.

Add or remove a key

Click Add Key and pick one or more keys from your account-wide SSH key library; keys already on the server aren't offered again. The trash icon removes a key from this server only — it stays in your library and on any other server that uses it.

When the change takes effect

Important

Keys added or removed here are written to the server only on the next reinstall. The running system is not touched, so ~/.ssh/authorized_keys stays exactly as it is.

In practice that means:

• Adding access now? Add the key here so it survives the next rebuild, and append it to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys over SSH so it works today.
• Revoking access? Removing it here isn't enough. Delete it from ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the live system too, or the person keeps their access.

Tip

Locked out entirely? Baremetal has a way back in that VMs don't: open the IPMI console for a local session, or boot Rescue Mode and fix authorized_keys from the recovery environment. Both are on the server page.