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| You can connect to the servers using the SSH protocol without the need to insert the password every time you connect. The trick is to generate a encripted key that can be used by the systems to recognize yourself and allow your access to local resources. | You can connect to the servers using the SSH protocol without the need to insert the password every time you connect. The trick is to generate a encripted key that can be used by the systems to recognize yourself and allow your access to local resources. | ||
| This behaviour can be used when you are using the Servers from the Epfl Network, but also when you connect to the server from outside the Epfl. | This behaviour can be used when you are using the Servers from the Epfl Network, but also when you connect to the server from outside the Epfl. | ||
| + | ===== Setup ===== | ||
| - | ===== Ssh without password from local workstation ===== | ||
| ==== Generate the public/ | ==== Generate the public/ | ||
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| Let's set it up. | Let's set it up. | ||
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