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        <description>Learn how to connect to a Runpod pod through SSH in Windows using PowerShell, streamlining your workflow. Some addenda: To get the a new SSH key into an existing running pod, you need to manually supply a public key as the RUNPOD_SSH_PUBLIC_KEY environment variable Override My Public Key (or PUBLIC_KEY depending on the specific RunPod configuration.) This update to the environment variable will cause the pod to restart. Most templates should have the SSH server preinstalled. If it does not you can install it with apt update and then apt install openssh-server -y Music Credit: Mellow Static by Cocosmusic  https://pixabay.com/music/beats-mellow-static-287464/</description>
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