In Linux, an SSH key can be created using the command "ssh-keygen" from the command line. Some details will be required to successfully create an SSH key. Execute the following command and follow the steps described below:

user@HostX: ssh-keygen -t dsa

 

  • Enter the name of the file where the key will be saved (/home/utilizator/.ssh/id_dsa)
  • Enter a password (leave it free if you do not want to use a password): mypassword; re-enter the password: mypassword
  • If you do not want to be prompted for a password every time you use your key, do not enter anything and press "Enter" on each question
  • Your (private / public) keys will be saved in /home/utilizator/.ssh/id_dsa si /home/utilizator/.ssh/id_dsa.pub

 

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