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(New page: =Basics= =Creating your Key= ==Mac/Linux== ssh-keygen By default, this creates keys named ''id_rsa'' (your private key) and ''id_rsa.pub'' (your public key). ==Windows== * [http:...) |
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ssh-keygen |
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By default, this creates keys named ''id_rsa'' (your private key) and ''id_rsa.pub'' (your public key). |
By default, this creates keys named ''id_rsa'' (your private key) and ''id_rsa.pub'' (your public key) in ~/.ssh. |
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==Windows== |
==Windows== |
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=Installing your Key= |
=Installing your Key= |
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==Mac/Linux== |
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Make a password for the account olpc: (on xo) |
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passwd |
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Copy to laptop with: (on computer) |
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ssh-copy-id olpc@xo-ip-addr |
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=Other Guides= |
=Other Guides= |
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Latest revision as of 22:07, 5 January 2008
Basics
Creating your Key
Mac/Linux
ssh-keygen
By default, this creates keys named id_rsa (your private key) and id_rsa.pub (your public key) in ~/.ssh.
Windows
* Key Authentication with PuTTY
Installing your Key
Mac/Linux
Make a password for the account olpc: (on xo)
passwd
Copy to laptop with: (on computer)
ssh-copy-id olpc@xo-ip-addr