If you use DSA keys you can set in /etc/cmon.cnf (on the controller):
ssh_identity=/root/.ssh/id_dsa
or wherever you have the id_dsa key.
Then do:
service cmon restart
Using DSA keys instead of RSA - key-based authentitication
If you use DSA keys you can set in /etc/cmon.cnf (on the controller):
ssh_identity=/root/.ssh/id_dsa
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Using DSA (Digital Signature Algorithm) keys instead of RSA (Rivest–Shamir–Adleman) for key-based authentication is an alternative cryptographic approach for securing communications. DSA keys rely on discrete logarithms for encryption and decryption, offering a different method of ensuring secure, signed communications. Although RSA has traditionally been the more popular choice watch Sports due to its versatility and widespread use, DSA provides comparable security for key-based authentication, particularly when used with 2048-bit or larger key sizes.
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