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How to Use the SSH Config File

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The SSH Config File is a text file that contains configuration information for your SSH client, such as the hostname of the server you are connecting to, your username, and your private key file. In this tutorial we will learn by examples how to use the SSH config file to modify and simplify our networking needs using Linux.

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