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The text looks like the following: - BEGIN SSH2 PUBLIC KEY. Your public key is stored in the text file you saved. Remember that it belongs with the public key. Select Save private key, and save it to a location where you can access it. Select Save public key, and save it to a location where you can access it. In the Key area, generate some random characters by moving the cursor over the blank area.Įnter a Key passphrase and confirm it in the Confirm passphrase box. In the Number of bits in a generated key box, enter 2048. PuTTY is a free terminal emulator that can allow you to connect to a server via SSH and Telnet.ĭownload and install PuTTY for your machine. In this section, you use PuTTY Key Generator to create a public SSH key and private key pair to use when you create a secure connection to Linux machines in your Azure Stack Hub instance. You can use an SSH client to get a bash prompt on the Linux server or use a Secure FTP (SFTP) client to move files to and from the server.

In this article, you create your keys and then use them to connect to your server. Happy cloud computing.To use an open SSH connection from your development machine to the server VM in your Azure Stack Hub instance that hosts your web app, you might need to create a Secure Shell (SSH) public and private key pair. You could now SSH using the Terminal or connect via SFTP using FileZilla. Create a new site and add the public address for the host and protocol as SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol), user as root and password leave as blank.Browse over to your Documents folder where you saved your.Open up FileZilla then go to Preferences.

Next is straightforward, this is for using a GUI like FileZilla to connect to your instance. Hopefully you should be able to connect to your server instance then. #ssh -i aws_rsa.ssh with your EC2 public address.
