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# SSH-nøgle

SSH-nøgleposter i Devolutions Cloud gemmer private nøgler centralt og giver rotation, tilladelser og revision til sikker SSH-godkendelse uden adgangskoder.

En SSH-nøgle er et kryptografisk nøglepar, der bruges til at godkende sikkert over for SSH-servere uden at sende genbrugelige adgangskoder over netværket. Private nøgler holdes hemmelige, mens offentlige nøgler udrulles på målsystemer, hvilket mindsker risikoen for adgangskodebaserede angreb.

I Devolutions Cloud gemmer SSH-nøgleposter private nøgler centralt og kan knyttes til SSH-forbindelser eller bruges fra Remote Desktop Manager, når Devolutions Cloud er arbejdsområdet. Det giver Dem mulighed for at administrere rotation, tilladelser og revision for SSH-nøgler på samme måde som andre legitimationsoplysninger og stadig starte sessioner fra Deres foretrukne klient.

#### Relaterede emner

* [SSH-nøgle](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/concepts/intermediate-concepts/ssh-key)
* [SSH-nøglepost](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/knowledge-base/knowledge-base-articles/entry-settings/ssh-key)


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