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4.6 Why SILC server runs on privileged port 706?</a><br />
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+4.8 How can I generate a new server key pair?</a>
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+<samp class="highlight">Q: How can I generate a new server key pair?</samp><br />
+A: You can generate a new key pair using the silcd command with the -C
+option. When SILC Server is installed a key pair is generated
+automatically for you. However, it is suggested that you check the
+information found in that key and generate a new key pair if the
+information is incorrect. You can check the information of your public
+key by giving command: <samp class="highlight">silc -S file.pub</samp>.
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+If you want to generate a new key pair then you can give for example
+command: <samp class="highlight">
+silcd -C . --identifier="UN=silc-oper, HN=silc.silcnet.org, RN=SILC Router
+Admin, E=silc-oper@silcnet.org, O=SILC Project, C=SK"</samp>. This will
+create the key pair to current directory, with the specified identifier.
+Please, give the --help option to the silcd to see usage help for the -C
+and --identifier options.
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