Ssh server with keys for authentication?

Anyone have a link to doco or tutorial that covers how to setup an ssh server running on your Mac (latest version OSX) such that:
* assumption - port forward ssh port on your home gateway to your Mac
* keys established (for better security) - i.e. need to have the key available on your external PC when wanting to ssh back to home
* custom ssh port
* only access ssh requires for logon from predefined external IP addresses (or perhaps this is something you'll setup on your home internet gateway/router along with port forwarding)

hi kbwrecker,
as i know, sharepoint will as well follow the diagram that you posted before, additional article
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262350(v=office.15).aspx#plansaml
i checked with our ADFS engineer, the certificate is to sign the token, so, it should not have any relation directly to each of the realm.
i am not quite sure on how this ADFS and token signing, will work that deep, as from sharepoint side, we may need only the certificate that is valid, and update them to our environment, to make it work.
for more details regarding this issue, you may try to open a thread as well in the ADFS thread for this.
based on the additional article, your design may able to work, but we encourage you to seek more deep answer in ADFS forum thread
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsserver/dd448613.aspx
Regards,
Aries
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