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# sdm admin ssh clone

```shell
NAME:
   sdm admin ssh clone - create a new SSH public key server using an existing SSH public key server as a template

USAGE:
   sdm admin ssh clone [command options] <ID>

OPTIONS:
   --allow-deprecated-key-exchanges  sdm must use TLS to connect
   --delete-all-tags                 
   --delete-tags value               delete-tags e.g. 'key,...'
   --egress-filter value             apply filter to select egress nodes e.g. 'field:name tag:key=value ...'
   --hostname value                  
   --key-type value                  
   --name value                      datasource name
   --port value                      (default: 0)
   --port-forwarding                 
   --port-override value             port profile override (default: -1)
   --tags value                      tags e.g. 'key=value,...'
   --username value                  (secret)
```


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