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Managing repositories in your enterprise
You can manage repositories in your enterprise.
Configuring Git Large File Storage for your enterprise
Git Large File Storage (Git LFS) is an open source extension to Git that allows you to work with large files the same way as other text files.
Migrating to internal repositories
You can migrate to internal repositories to unify the innersource experience for developers using both GitHub Enterprise Server and GitHub Enterprise Cloud.
Disabling Git SSH access on your enterprise
You can prevent people from using Git over SSH for certain or all repositories on your enterprise.
Locking a repository
You can prevent changes to a repository's code and other resources, such as issues and pull requests, by locking the repository.
Restoring a deleted repository
You can restore deleted repositories to recover their contents.
Troubleshooting service hooks
If payloads aren't being delivered, check for these common problems.