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 ...
Open PuTTY and expand the subsection SSH in the left-hand menu, then click on Auth and Credentials. Click on the Browse button and select the PuTTY private key file (keyfile.ppk) from the folder in which you have saved it. The key file is now associated with the current SSH session. ...
the.pemfile to your SSH client with the-ioption and the path to your private key. To connect to your Linux instance from a computer running Windows, use either MindTerm or PuTTY. If you plan to use PuTTY, install it and use the following procedure to convert the.pemfile to a.ppkfile...
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 ...