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# Chiave SSH

Generi, importi o colleghi coppie di chiavi SSH in Remote Desktop Manager per l'autenticazione senza password, con supporto dell'agente chiavi per l'inoltro.

Una chiave SSH è una coppia di chiavi pubblica e privata utilizzata dal protocollo Secure Shell per autenticarsi sui sistemi remoti senza password.

In Remote Desktop Manager, gestisca le chiavi SSH con una voce chiave SSH (generi, importi o colleghi una chiave locale) oppure utilizzi il generatore di chiavi SSH per una creazione rapida. Per un'autenticazione senza interruzioni tra le sessioni, il gestore dell'agente chiavi può conservare le chiavi in memoria e, se necessario, è possibile abilitare l'inoltro dell'agente chiavi.

#### Argomenti correlati

* [Configurare una voce chiave SSH](/rdm/it/knowledge-base/knowledge-base-articles/entry-settings/ssh-key.md)
* [Creare e utilizzare una voce dashboard chiave SSH](/rdm/it/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/create-and-use-ssh-key-dashboard-entry.md)
* [Agente chiavi SSH](/rdm/it/ribbon-menu-bar/tools/ssh-key-agent.md)
* [Generatore di chiavi SSH](/rdm/it/ribbon-menu-bar/tools/ssh-key-generator.md)
* [Gestore chiavi SSH (locale)](/rdm/it/ribbon-menu-bar/tools/ssh-key-manager-local.md)

#### Vedere anche

* [Configurare la firma dei commit Git con Remote Desktop Manager](/rdm/it/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/configure-git-commit-signing-with-remote-desktop-manager.md)


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