How SSH With a Private Key Works

Can barely hear anything :(

Can't hear you!

Nice explanation. You have a calming voice!

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volume is very low

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Are you talking or crying? I need a 200W audio power amplifier! ;'D. Anyway, nice video. Next time try to improve on the recorded audio level. thanks

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Good video and to the point. Audio was a bit low but I could live with that.

Q: gerrit for example , we now understood that public's stored in server , private key within client PC, as your video shows.... the thing is, after client account authentication passed, how normal data transfer be encrypted? Server encrypt data with public key, send these data to client , and then these data're decrypted by client with private key. but what about data direction from client to server ? who takes charge to encrypted ? thx

Speak out woman!

Very helpful, audio could've been better!

great explanation!

Try to speak louder

yells WHAT?

Stupid video, I wanted to know how it works, bit not how to use it!

how does remot server know which one key to use? Both local server and remote one can have thousands keys installed!

Voice is very low, I tried to listen twice but could not hear it. Maybe I will try with external speakers.

The video makes me tune up the volume twice.

Thank you for the video.  One constructive criticism... You mention having one key to log onto many servers.  This is incredibly un-secure.  This would mean that if your key was stolen or compromised then you have also made vulnerable all of your servers.  It is much safer to have separate key pairs for each server.

Audio sucks.

Not to mention it also makes executing connections to other servers via a script much easier. Great explanation.

Thanks, this was very helpful!

Thanks for video! This is explained well.
Cheers!!