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    SSH Keys - Create

    Publisher: Psychz Networks June 27,2023

    The following instructions will guide you on Add/Create an SSH Public key. To access this feature on your dashboard, please use the following link "SSH Keys"

    Using this feature, you can add an SSH Public Key and store it for future use.

    Step 1: Enter the Name

    This feature allows you to store multiple SSH keys uniquely identified by the name you assign to it.

    Step 2: Add SSH public key

    In this field, you need to copy the public key. you need to locate the file that was generated during the SSH key pair creation process. By default, the public key is usually stored in the /root/.ssh/ directory with the filename id_rsa.pub.

    IMPORTANT: The SSH key starts with 'ssh-rsa'. Do not forget to copy this part along with the rest of the key.

    Click here to generate SSH Keys on Linux

    If you have already created an SSH Key, click here to know How to find SSH Key

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