anchor.diff:  Generate an SSH key pair, specifying the type of key to generate, which could be either RSA or DSA:
   
   ----
  -$ ssh keygen -t rsa
  +$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
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   Press kbd:[Enter] when prompted to save the SSH keys in the default location, which typically is in the [filename]#~/.ssh# directory.
  
positive.code: |`rhc sshkey remove _<key_name>_`
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  == Tutorial: Creating and Uploading SSH Keys 
  This tutorial will show you how to generate SSH keys manually, and then upload the public key or its contents to the remote server. However Red Hat recommends that you use the interactive setup wizard to create  and upload the public SSH key to the remote server.
  
  *To generate SSH keys manually*
  
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  == Resolving Authentication Issues
  If you experience authentication issues, or if there is a mismatch between the local and remote keys, Red Hat recommends resolving authentication issues with the interactive setup wizard. The interactive setup wizard also provides the option to automatically upload a new public key to the remote server. Launch the interactive setup wizard with the `rhc setup` command and follow the onscreen instructions.
  