GT 3.9.5 GSI-OpenSSH

GSI-OpenSSH is a modified version of OpenSSH that adds support for X.509 proxy certificate authentication and delegation, providing a single sign-on remote login and file transfer service. GSI-OpenSSH can be used to login to remote systems and transfer files between systems without entering a password, relying instead on a valid proxy credential for authentication. GSI-OpenSSH forwards proxy credentials to the remote system on login, so commands requiring proxy credentials (including GSI-OpenSSH commands) can be used on the remote system without the need to manually create a new proxy credential on that system.

Documentation	Description
Security: Key Concepts	This guide describes fundamental concepts of this component.
Release Notes	Describes implementation details to existing and potential users.
System Administrator's Guide Introduction Building and Installing Configuring Deploying Testing Security Considerations Troubleshooting	This guide describes how to install, deploy and maintain a given component
User's Guide Introduction Command-line tools Graphical user interfaces Troubleshooting	This guide describes component interfaces that support human-driven interactions, such as command-line tools, GUIs, etc.
Developer's Guide Introduction Architecture and design overview Public interface Usage scenarios Tutorials Feature summary Tested platforms Backward compatibility summary Technology dependencies Security considerations Debugging Troubleshooting Related Documentation	This guide describes how to use the programming interfaces of the component (e.g., APIs, service interfaces, etc.)
Fact Sheet Brief component overview Summary of features Usability summary Backward compatibility summary Technology dependencies Tested platforms	Provides useful implementation details about a component in advance of the next stable release
Public Interface Guide Semantics and syntax of APIs Semantics and syntax of WSDL Command-line tools GUIs Description of domain-specific interface data Configuration settings Environment variables	Identifies the public interfaces for the component, including machine-readable and human-readable interfaces.
Quality Profile Test coverage reports Code analysis reports Outstanding bugs Bug fixes Performance reports	Presents current reports on test coverage, resource and memory leak analysis, bounds checking, and performance profiles.