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ssh public/private Keys
Post 302175050 by Smiling Dragon on Wednesday 12th of March 2008 11:59:19 PM
03-13-2008
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I have a query....say on server A, I have generated the Private and Public keys and shared the public key with server B.
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lcd folder
cd folder
put *
quit
end
================
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