In this lab, you'll generate a cryptographic key to enable 'passwordless' login to your Ubuntu VM. Step 1: Generate the keypair. On either your Windows 10 VM or your Ubuntu VM, run the command: ssh-keygen You should see output similar to the following: ticion Incision JO -36 keygen Generating public/private sa key paie Enter file in which to save the key /u/1/s/file.sh/10-14) Kater paa phrasety Espanhane) Enter me parai Your identification has been saved in /w/1/s/Enciallo/.ssh/ad_ze. Tous public key has been redan /u/t/a/chade./10.10. The key tingespris 15 7. Obred 170:0:56:11:42: 13:4010:15a3c Eociallovago.doc.edu I feetallona -161 Two files were created as a result of running this command: Locallo faculty 1675 Feb 15 2018 20_183 1 faciallo faculty 406 Feb 15 11:10 1d Isa.pub The file id_rsa is readable ONLY by the owner because it is the RSA Private key. This file should be guarded and treated as a password. The other file, id_rsa.pub is the RSA public key associated with the private key file. Step 2: To enable login to your Ubuntu VM using the certificate (and without entering a password) copy the id_rsa.pub file into your home directory in a file named.ssh/authorized_keys. Step 3: Login to your Ubuntu VM from your Windows 10 VM using the ssh command in a command window. You will need to supply the -i option and include the name and location of your RSA private key that you generated in step 1