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## Generate SSH Keys
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- **(You can skip this step if you already created an ssh key pair for the old gitlab installation. This will be the case for most 2nd and 3th year students)**
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- **(You can skip this step if you already created an ssh key pair for the old gitlab installation. This will be the case for most 2nd and 3rd year students)**
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- Open ``Git Bash`` if it isn't already open. By pressing the windows button and searching for ``git bash``. A black window should open where you can type stuff.
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- In the black window type the following command where you replace your firstname and your lastname to your names: ``ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "firstname lastname laptop" ``
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- The command will state that it is _generating a public/private ed25519 key pair_ and it will ask where it should store it. **Just press enter** (without entering anything)
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