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Add FAQ entry for generating SSH key pairs and support for Apple Family Sharing
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documentation/src/docs/documentation/frequently-asked-questions.md

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??? abstract "Does WebSSH supports Apple Family Sharing?"
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Yes, WebSSH PRO supports Apple Family Sharing. Once you have purchased WebSSH PRO, you can share it with up to six family members (including you) using Apple's Family Sharing feature.
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For more information on how to set up Family Sharing, please refer to Apple's official documentation : [Set up Family Sharing](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201088)
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For more information on how to set up Family Sharing, please refer to Apple's official documentation : [Set up Family Sharing](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201088)
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??? abstract "How can I generate an SSH public/private key pair using WebSSH?"
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To generate an SSH [Public / Private Key Pair](/documentation/help/SSH/public-private-key/) using WebSSH, please refer to this guide : [Create or Import a Public/Private Key Pair](/documentation/help/howtos/create-or-import-public-private-key-pair/)
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title: Create or Import a Public/Private Key Pair
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# How to create a new Public/Private Key Pair inside WebSSH?
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1. Go to WebSSH Settings (gear icon)
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2. Choose "SSH Keys"
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3. Press "+" button
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4. Use "Generate" option
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5. Choose key type (RSA, ECDSA, ED25519)
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6. Follow the instructions to generate the key pair
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# How to import an existing Private Key from a file?
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1. Go to WebSSH Settings (gear icon)
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2. Choose "SSH Keys"
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3. Press "+" button
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4. Use "Import" option
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5. Select the file containing your Private Key (OpenSSH format)
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# Importing a Private Key from clipboard
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1. Copy your Private Key to clipboard (including the `-----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----` and `-----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----` lines)
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2. Go to WebSSH Settings (gear icon)
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3. Choose "SSH Keys"
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4. Press "+" button
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5. Use "Add"
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6. Paste your Private Key from clipboard into the text area

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