To automatically log in to a remote SSH server with Putty client (from Windows), do the following:
On the Client:
On the Server:
Sources:
Putty public keys (link)
ssh authorized_keys (link)
How to fix "Server refused our key"; comments (link)
Store passwords in Putty (link)
On the Client:
- generate a new key with PuttyGen
- save the private key into a .ppk file
- copy the public key string from the text box at the top and paste into authorized_keys file on the server
- In Putty Session, go to Connection->SSH->Auth and add the private key for authentication.
- Run pageant and add the key file with the pass phrase to it.
On the Server:
- in your ~/.ssh/ directory create authorized_keys file
- chmod 600 authorized_keys
- make sure that, in sshd_config, only authorized_keys file is used to check for allowed keys
Sources:
Putty public keys (link)
ssh authorized_keys (link)
How to fix "Server refused our key"; comments (link)
Store passwords in Putty (link)
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