To log in to the Single Connect SSH proxy by using an SSH client, the SSH key can be used instead of the Single Connect user password. 

To enable this feature, the user needs to navigate to the SSH key manager screen to generate a new public and private key. Also, admins can manage user group authorization for passwords and SSH keys. 

To see own public key, follow the steps below:

To generate new public and private key, follow the steps below:

To upload public key, follow the steps below:

If an SSH Key is not used to log in to the Single Connect SSH Proxy, the uploaded public key must be deleted by following the steps below:

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2.14.3 User Group Key Management 

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