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	This has created two files on your computer - id_ed25519 and id_ed25519.pub. id_25519 is your '''private''' SSH key, and id_ed25519.pub is the corresponding public key. You keep id_ed25519 to yourself, and you can give id_ed25519.pub to admins to allow you to access a repository. You can also upload it to a remote server (like redbrick) and put it in a specific location to allow you passwordless logins, which you can learn how to do at [[SSH-Keys]].		This has created two files on your computer - id_ed25519 and id_ed25519.pub. id_25519 is your '''private''' SSH key, and id_ed25519.pub is the corresponding public key. You keep id_ed25519 to yourself, and you can give id_ed25519.pub to admins to allow you to access a repository. You can also upload it to a remote server (like redbrick) and put it in a specific location to allow you passwordless logins, which you can learn how to do [[SSH-Keys\|here]].