Update AddSSHConnectionKeyPair.md

content/SCALE/SCALETutorials/Credentials/BackupCredentials/AddSSHConnectionKeyPair.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ This procedure uses the semi-automatic setup method for creating an SSH connecti
 **Semi-automatic** simplifies setting up an SSH connection with another TrueNAS system without logging in to that system to transfer SSH keys.
 This requires an SSH key pair on the local system and administrator account credentials for the remote TrueNAS.
 You must configure the remote system to allow root access with SSH.
-You can generate the keypair as part of the semiautomatic configuration or a manually created one using **SSH Keypairs**.
+You can generate the key pair as part of the semiautomatic configuration or a manually created one using **SSH Keypairs**.
 
 Using the **SSH Connections** configuration screen:
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Using the **SSH Connections** configuration screen:
 
    d. Enter a **Username**, which is the user name on the remote system to log in via SSH.
 
-   e. Enter or import the private key from a previously created SSH keypair, or create a new one using the **SSH Keypair** widget.
+   e. Enter or import the private key from a previously created SSH key pair, or create a new one using the **SSH Keypair** widget.
 
 4. (Optional) Enter the number of seconds you want to have SCALE wait for the remote TrueNAS system to connect in **Connect Timeout**.
 
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ Using the **SSH Connections** configuration screen:
 
    c. Enter a user name for logging into the remote system in **Username**.
 
-   c. Select the private key from the SSH keypair that you use to transfer the public key on the remote NAS from the **Private Key** dropdown.
+   c. Select the private key from the SSH key pair that you use to transfer the public key on the remote NAS from the **Private Key** dropdown.
 
    d. Click **Discover Remote Host Key** after properly configuring all other fields to query the remote system and automatically populate the **Remote Host Key** field.
 
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ This procedure covers adding a public SSH key to the admin account on the TrueNA
 
 3. Click **Save**.
 
-If you need to generate a new SSH keypair:
+If you need to generate a new SSH key pair:
 
 1. Go to **Credentials > Backup Credentials**.
 2. Click **Add** on the **SSH Keypairs** widget and select **Generate New**.
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ If the remote NAS is not a TrueNAS system, refer to the documentation for that s
 ## Generating SSH Keypairs
 
 TrueNAS generates and stores [RSA-encrypted](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8017) SSH public and private key pairs on the **SSH Keypairs** widget found on the **Credentials > Backup Credentials** screen.
-Keypairs are generally used when configuring **SSH Connections** or SFTP **Cloud Credentials**.
+Key pairs are generally used when configuring **SSH Connections** or SFTP **Cloud Credentials**.
 TrueNAS does not support encrypted key pairs or key pairs with passphrases.
 
 TrueNAS automatically generates key pairs as needed when creating new **SSH Connections** or **Replication** tasks.
@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ To manually create a new key pair:
 1. Click **Add** on the **SSH Keypairs** widget.
 2. Click **Generate New** on the **SSH Keypairs** screen.
 3. Give the new key pair a unique name and click **Save**.
-   The keypair displays on the **SSH Keypairs** widget.
+   The key pair displays on the **SSH Keypairs** widget.
 
 {{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/Credentials/BackupCredentialsSSHKeypairsAdd.png" alt="SSH Keypairs Form" id="SSH Keypairs Form" >}}