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title = "Users"
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Configure users for all machines in the cluster, the user's superuser capabilities using `sudo` user specifications, and the login authentication mechanism.
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Configure users for all machines in the cluster, the user's superuser capabilities using `sudo` user specifications, and
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the login authentication mechanism.
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> - SSH _authorized keys_ are just public SSH keys that are used to authenticate a login. See the [SSH man page](https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/sshd.8.html#AUTHORIZED_KEYS_FILE_FORMAT) for more information.
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> - SSH _authorized keys_ are just public SSH keys that are used to authenticate a login. See the [SSH man
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> page](https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/sshd.8.html#AUTHORIZED_KEYS_FILE_FORMAT) for more information.
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> - For information on sudo user specifications, see the [sudo documentation](https://www.sudo.ws/docs/man/sudoers.man/#User_specification).
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> - For information on sudo user specifications, see the [sudo
> - Local password authentication is disabled for the user by default. It is enabled only when a hashed password is provided.
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> - Local password authentication is disabled for the user by default. It is enabled only when a hashed password is
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> provided.
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## Examples
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### Admin user with SSH public key login
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Creates a user with the name `admin`, grants the user the ability to run any command as the superuser, and allows you to login via SSH using the username and private key corresponding to the authorized public key.
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Creates a user with the name `admin`, grants the user the ability to run any command as the superuser, and allows you to
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login via SSH using the username and private key corresponding to the authorized public key.
Creates a user with the name `admin,` grants the user the ability to run any command as the superuser, and allows you to login via serial console using the username and password.
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Creates a user with the name `admin,` grants the user the ability to run any command as the superuser, and allows you to
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login via serial console using the username and password.
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> Note that this does not allow you to login via SSH using the username and password; in most cases, you must also configure the SSH server to allow password authentication.
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> Note that this does not allow you to login via SSH using the username and password; in most cases, you must also
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> configure the SSH server to allow password authentication.
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