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Your host keys are only valid in the current SSH session and are not stored anywhere. | 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 === | ||
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==== Enable SSH Agent Forwarding on Your Host:==== | ==== Enable SSH Agent Forwarding on Your Host:==== | ||
When initiating an SSH connection to the embedded platform, use the '''-A''' option with the ssh command: | When initiating an SSH connection to the embedded platform, use the '''-A''' option with the ssh command: | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang=bash> | <syntaxhighlight lang=bash> | ||
ssh -A user@embedded_platform | ssh -A user@embedded_platform | ||
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====Verify Connection on the Embedded Platform:==== | ====Verify Connection on the Embedded Platform:==== | ||
Once logged into the embedded platform, you can verify that the SSH agent forwarding works by listing the available SSH keys with: | Once logged into the embedded platform, you can verify that the SSH agent forwarding works by listing the available SSH keys with: | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang=bash> | <syntaxhighlight lang=bash> | ||
ssh-add -l | ssh-add -l | ||