text: Figure B-16 PuTTY login 
  
  The CLI is now configured for IBM Spectrum Virtualize system administration. 
  
  **Basic setup on an UNIX or Linux host**
  
  OpenSSH client is the most common tool that is used on Linux or UNIX operating systems. It 
  is installed by default on most of these types of operating systems. If it is not installed on your 
  system, OpenSSH can be obtained at this website. 
  
  The OpenSSH suite consists of various tools. The following tools are used to generate the 
  SSH keys, transfer the SSH keys to a remote system, and establish a connection to IBM 
  Spectrum Virtualize device by using SSH: 
  
  (cid:2) ssh: OpenSSH SSH client 
  (cid:2) ssh-keygen: tool to generate SSH keys 
  (cid:2) scp: tool to transfer files between hosts 
  
  **Generating a public and private key pair**
  To generate a public and a private key to connect to IBM Spectrum Virtualize system without 
  entering the user password, run the**ssh-keygen**tool, as shown in Example B-1. 
  
  Example B-1 SSH keys generation with ssh-keygen 
  
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