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csintern [How to Set up Your Keys]
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   * **Step 5**: Your screen should now look like the screenshot below. Now it's time to copy a key over to mote.  Enter the command "ssh-copy-id myUsername@mote.cs.vassar.edu", where "myUsername" has been replaced with the username associated with your cs account. Hit enter.   * **Step 5**: Your screen should now look like the screenshot below. Now it's time to copy a key over to mote.  Enter the command "ssh-copy-id myUsername@mote.cs.vassar.edu", where "myUsername" has been replaced with the username associated with your cs account. Hit enter.
  
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   *  **Step 6**: You should see a message that says "Number of key(s) added: 1 ...".  If you see this message, everything should have worked correctly!     *  **Step 6**: You should see a message that says "Number of key(s) added: 1 ...".  If you see this message, everything should have worked correctly!  
   * **Step 7**: Verify that everything worked correctly.  Type in "ssh myUsername@mote.cs.vassar.edu", where again, "myUsername" has been replaced with your CS username.  You should log in automatically, without needing to enter a password!   * **Step 7**: Verify that everything worked correctly.  Type in "ssh myUsername@mote.cs.vassar.edu", where again, "myUsername" has been replaced with your CS username.  You should log in automatically, without needing to enter a password!