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SSH : putty and winscp
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I'm really stuck with SSH.
SO I have this standard setup : my windows machine --> SSH Jump Host (Linux) --> SSH Target Hosts (All Linux)
When I use putty from my windows machine to connect to SSH Jump host, it works fine without passwords. SO I have ssh-agent and tnaegap-hss.exe working fine.
When I use putty to connect to target host, the hostname can be resolved but can't be reached. What is the config file equivalent for this ?
I tried several google search pages but nothing works.
ssh putty
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I'm really stuck with SSH.
SO I have this standard setup : my windows machine --> SSH Jump Host (Linux) --> SSH Target Hosts (All Linux)
When I use putty from my windows machine to connect to SSH Jump host, it works fine without passwords. SO I have ssh-agent and tnaegap-hss.exe working fine.
When I use putty to connect to target host, the hostname can be resolved but can't be reached. What is the config file equivalent for this ?
I tried several google search pages but nothing works.
ssh putty
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Checkout this answer on Stackoverflow this solution worked for me.
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I'm really stuck with SSH.
SO I have this standard setup : my windows machine --> SSH Jump Host (Linux) --> SSH Target Hosts (All Linux)
When I use putty from my windows machine to connect to SSH Jump host, it works fine without passwords. SO I have ssh-agent and tnaegap-hss.exe working fine.
When I use putty to connect to target host, the hostname can be resolved but can't be reached. What is the config file equivalent for this ?
I tried several google search pages but nothing works.
ssh putty
asked yesterday
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I'm really stuck with SSH.
SO I have this standard setup : my windows machine --> SSH Jump Host (Linux) --> SSH Target Hosts (All Linux)
When I use putty from my windows machine to connect to SSH Jump host, it works fine without passwords. SO I have ssh-agent and tnaegap-hss.exe working fine.
When I use putty to connect to target host, the hostname can be resolved but can't be reached. What is the config file equivalent for this ?
I tried several google search pages but nothing works.
ssh putty
ssh putty
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Checkout this answer on Stackoverflow this solution worked for me.
– HeatfanJohn
yesterday
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Checkout this answer on Stackoverflow this solution worked for me.
– HeatfanJohn
yesterday
Checkout this answer on Stackoverflow this solution worked for me.
– HeatfanJohn
yesterday
Checkout this answer on Stackoverflow this solution worked for me.
– HeatfanJohn
yesterday
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