1) which ssh-keygen (get the path info)
2) /ssh-keygen -t rsa (using the path is always a good idea for security reasons)
3) cp id_rsa.pub id_rsa-workstation
4) scp id_rsa-workstation luser@server:/home/luser/.ssh/id_rsa-workstation (enter your passwd to make this happen, if necessary)
5) ssh -l luser server ls -l (should display your home dir on server)
6) be logged in to server)
7) cat id_rsa-workstation >> authorized_keys ( on server)
8) cp authorized_keys authorized_keys-date-time
9) which ssh-keygen (get the path info)
10) /ssh-keygen -t rsa
11) cp id_rsa.pub id_rsa-server
12) scp id_rsa-server luser@workstation:/home/luser/.ssh/id_rsa-server
13) ssh -l luser workstation ls -l (should display your home dir on workstation)
14) ssh -l luser workstation (you should now be back on the client system)
15) cat id_rsa-server >> authorized_keys ( on workstation)
16) cp authorized_keys authorized_keys-date-time
17) exit ; uname -a (should be on the server)
18) exit ; uname -a (should be back on workstation)