Translations:Using SSH keys in Linux/16/en

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The simplest, safest way to install a key to a remote system is using the ssh-copy-id command:

ssh-copy-id -i mynewkey graham.computecanada.ca:

This assumes that the new keypair is named "mynewkey" and "mynewkey.pub", and that your username on the remote machine is the same as your local username.