Introduction
If you've noticed that it takes a significant amount of time to recieve the login prompt when using SSH to access a CentOS server, you can follow the steps below to make it immediate.
Please note that testing/development of this material was done with a minimal net install of Centos 6.3
Solution
Edit the
/etc/ssh/sshd_config
file and change GSSAPIAuthentication yes to GSSAPIAuthentication noAlso change UseDNS to explicitly no by running the following commands/script.
SEARCH="#UseDNS yes" REPLACE="UseDNS no" FILEPATH="/etc/ssh/sshd_config" sed -i "s;$SEARCH;$REPLACE;" $FILEPATH
Then restart the ssh daemon for it to take effect:
sudo service sshd restart
That was it! Now you can exit your ssh connection before relogging in and you will notice that you get an immediate request for your password.
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