Install an SSH Public Key on a Server from Linux, macOS, or Windows
Password prompts on every SSH connection get old quickly. Public-key authentication fixes that, but first the server needs your public key in the right place. On Linux, ssh-copy-id handles the common case. On macOS and Windows, you may need to install or use an alternative. You need a key pair and a way to log in to the server already, such as a password or another working key.
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