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This flag tells SSH to forward the SSH agent connection.
This flag tells SSH to forward the SSH agent connection.


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If you use an SSH configuration file for storing common hosts such as ''~/.ssh/config'', you can add the option "'''ForwardAgent yes'''" to enable the Agent Forwarding without modifying your <code>ssh <host></code> command. For example:  
If you use an SSH configuration file for storing common hosts such as ''~/.ssh/config'', you can add the option "'''ForwardAgent yes'''" to enable the Agent Forwarding without modifying your <code>ssh <host></code> command. For example:  


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