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Once download is done, you need to install it on your PC.

STEP 2. Install

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PuTTYgen and Generate public/private key pairs

• Download

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• PuTTYgen at https://

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• www.puttygen.

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• com/download

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• -putty
• Install. I will skip installation progress at the moment.

STEP 3. Install

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TortoiseGit client

• Download

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• TortoiseGit at https://

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• tortoisegit.

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• org/download/
• Once installation is done, you can run start wizard.
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  It will check Git for Windows that we installed earlier.
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  As long as you will use SSH, you'd better click "Generate PuTTY key pair"
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  You may better to put key passphrase for your security
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  Once everything goes fine, just click "Save public key" and "Save private key"
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  Once key is created, you need to ask admin to add your public key to git repository in server. If you use github, you need to check other references. If your environment is based on CentOS 8, please refer at Setup Git server on CentOS 8#STEP3.Addclient'spublickeyto/home/git/.ssh/authorized_keys

  
  

STEP 4. Create a repository on your PC

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