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== Options for key generation == <!--T:35-->
== Options for key generation == <!--T:35-->
{{Warning|title=Warning|content=Note that this operation should be performed on your own computer, *not* on a shared computer, such as a cluster.}}
When you generate a key the default settings are usually sufficient.  However, here are a few options which may be of interest.  We demonstrate these options here using <code>ssh-keygen</code> as described in [[Using SSH keys in Linux]], but the same options are available if you are using a graphical interface as described in [[Generating SSH keys in Windows]].
When you generate a key the default settings are usually sufficient.  However, here are a few options which may be of interest.  We demonstrate these options here using <code>ssh-keygen</code> as described in [[Using SSH keys in Linux]], but the same options are available if you are using a graphical interface as described in [[Generating SSH keys in Windows]].
* You can specify a comment for the key, which may be helpful if you have multiple keys:
* You can specify a comment for the key, which may be helpful if you have multiple keys:
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