Unzip the files associated with your login. Open your terminal (  Image Removed →  Image Removed →  Image Removed →  Image Removed or hit  Image Removed keys) Confirm you’re in your home directory by changing directories to your home with the following command: cd ~ List the contents (including hidden items) of your home directory with the following command: ls -lah If you have a .ssh directory, it will be in this list. If you don’t have one, you will need to create one. To create a .ssh directory using the terminal run following command: ssh-keygen -t rsa. This will begin the key generation process. The utility will ask you where to store the key. To use the default location, leave this blank and hit Enter. A key pair will now be generated and output will look similar to the following screenshot:
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