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in this video I want to talk about steps you can take when you attempt to SSH into a remote server or system using SSH Keys as your authentication method and it fails specifically when it fails with the error permission denied public key now to understand why this is failing letamp;#39;s first talk big picture of how SSH Keys work and for this Iamp;#39;m going to actually refer to another guide I have on setting up SSH keys because thereamp;#39;s a useful graphic down here that visualizes the whole process so looking at this the way that SSH Keys work is you have whatamp;#39;s referred to as a key pair that contains two keys a private key and a public key and the private key needs to exist on your computer or whatever system youamp;#39;re connecting from and the public key has to exist on the server or system that youamp;#39;re connecting to and when you attempt to make an SSH connection between these systems the SSH protocol is going to read these keys and look for a match and a
