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== Forwarding SSH Keys to Embedded Platforms == | == Forwarding SSH Keys to Embedded Platforms == | ||
SSH agent forwarding can be used to securely use your host's SSH keys on an embedded platform without physically copying the keys to the platform. This is particularly useful for operations that require SSH access, such as git operations with repositories on GitHub or GitLab. | SSH agent forwarding can be used to securely use your host's SSH keys on an embedded platform without physically copying the keys to the platform. This is particularly useful for operations that require SSH access, such as git operations with repositories on GitHub or GitLab. | ||
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Your host keys are only valid in the current SSH session and are not stored anywhere. | |||
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=== Steps to Forward SSH Keys === | === Steps to Forward SSH Keys === | ||