creating_an_ssh_shortcut
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| ====== Using SSH keys on Linux/macOS ====== | ====== Using SSH keys on Linux/macOS ====== | ||
| - | Mac and Linux systems have builtin OpenSSH tools to connect to your server. It is fine to use the command ''ssh -i </path/key.pem> <user@IP>'' , but you can avoid typing it every time by adding the key to an authorisation agent: | + | Mac and Linux systems have builtin OpenSSH tools to connect to your server. It is fine to use the command ''ssh -i </path/key.pem> <user@IP>'' , but you can avoid typing it every time by adding the key to the authorisation agent: |
| ssh-add <key> | ssh-add <key> | ||
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