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Using an SSH Key to Access Org Resources
Using an SSH Key to Access Org Resources
It is possible to use an ssh key to access resources inside of a Tufts Github Enterprise organization just like you would a personal repository, but an additional one-time setup step is needed for each organization. You can use an existing key or create a new one specifically for this purpose. Github supports having more than one key on your profile and this mostly comes down to personal preference.
If you need help adding an ssh key to github, see:
Once you’ve added a new key, or if you’ve decided to use an existing key, you need to “allow” that key to be used with SSO for that organization. For details, including screenshots of the process, see:
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