PSFTP is a command-line FTP program using SSH that’s distributed with PuTTY. More importantly, it supports public key SFTP by using the “.ppk” file that you created above for PuTTY. Connecting using a public key is simply a different set of comment line options: psftp -l username -2 ...
Locate and open the desired PEM file. You should see the following message that indicates that PuTTYgen was able to import the key. Now, you can save the private key in PPK format. Select OK, and then select Save private key: PuTTYgen will prompt you to confirm that you...
Step 1:Converting our Private key into the proper extension. The Azure private key we downloaded is in the (.pem) format, for using it with PuTTY we need to convert it into the (.ppk)format. Open PuTTYgen, an application automatically installed alongside PuTTY. Select load anexistingpriva...
•Run "PuTTYgen" ▪Load "awsparallelcluster.pem" ▪Enter "key passphrase" and "confirm" ▪Press "Save private key" ▪Type filename as "awsparallelcluster.ppk" •Run PuTTY -> Type Host name of EC2 instance (amazonlinux) •Go to Connection->SSH->Auth -> Browse the ppk file...
Entering Putty credentials. (Screenshot: askleo.com) Specify the location of the .ppk file you generated with PuTTYgen. When you connect, if your private key is passphrase-protected, you’ll be asked for the passphrase. The other approach, and the one I use, is to create shortcuts for...
OpenPuTTYand expand the subsectionSSHin the left-hand menu, then click onAuthandCredentials. Click on theBrowsebutton and select thePuTTYprivate key file (keyfile.ppk) from the folder in which you have saved it. The key file is now associated with the current SSH session. Switch toSessionin...
Locate and open the desired PEM file. You should see the following message that indicates that PuTTYgen was able to import the key. Now, you can save the private key in PPK format. Select OK, and then select Save private key: PuTTYgen will prompt you to confirm that you...