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Start an ssh connection with putty in windows without specifying credentials every time I log in
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I want to start an ssh connection with putty in windows without specifying credentials every time I log in.
I want the lazy way to run an SSH without entering my super long complex password every time I log in. I know that possible solutions might defeat the purpose of having a super secure password but this might become handy in very controlled environments (self-justification).
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I want to start an ssh connection with putty in windows without specifying credentials every time I log in.
I want the lazy way to run an SSH without entering my super long complex password every time I log in. I know that possible solutions might defeat the purpose of having a super secure password but this might become handy in very controlled environments (self-justification).
windows putty
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You should have a look at this reply. It details how to reproduce the behavior of the linux toolssh-copy-id, which deploys your public RSA key to the target server, so that it can identify you without the need for your password
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I want to start an ssh connection with putty in windows without specifying credentials every time I log in.
I want the lazy way to run an SSH without entering my super long complex password every time I log in. I know that possible solutions might defeat the purpose of having a super secure password but this might become handy in very controlled environments (self-justification).
windows putty
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I want to start an ssh connection with putty in windows without specifying credentials every time I log in.
I want the lazy way to run an SSH without entering my super long complex password every time I log in. I know that possible solutions might defeat the purpose of having a super secure password but this might become handy in very controlled environments (self-justification).
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You should have a look at this reply. It details how to reproduce the behavior of the linux toolssh-copy-id, which deploys your public RSA key to the target server, so that it can identify you without the need for your password
– AlexLoss
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You should have a look at this reply. It details how to reproduce the behavior of the linux toolssh-copy-id, which deploys your public RSA key to the target server, so that it can identify you without the need for your password
– AlexLoss
3 hours ago
You should have a look at this reply. It details how to reproduce the behavior of the linux tool
ssh-copy-id, which deploys your public RSA key to the target server, so that it can identify you without the need for your password– AlexLoss
3 hours ago
You should have a look at this reply. It details how to reproduce the behavior of the linux tool
ssh-copy-id, which deploys your public RSA key to the target server, so that it can identify you without the need for your password– AlexLoss
3 hours ago
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Create a regular windows shortcut and add the following as target:
Z:locationPuTTY.exe -ssh user@server -pw mysupersecurepassword
Leave empty the Start in field from Shortcut tab at Shortcut Properties dialog window.
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You can generate an RSA private&public key pair and deposit the public key on the target machine, e.g. a router, and the private key in PuTTY. When connecting, the PC and router use the ssh key pair and you're logged in immediately. No interactive login.
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Create a regular windows shortcut and add the following as target:
Z:locationPuTTY.exe -ssh user@server -pw mysupersecurepassword
Leave empty the Start in field from Shortcut tab at Shortcut Properties dialog window.
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Create a regular windows shortcut and add the following as target:
Z:locationPuTTY.exe -ssh user@server -pw mysupersecurepassword
Leave empty the Start in field from Shortcut tab at Shortcut Properties dialog window.
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Create a regular windows shortcut and add the following as target:
Z:locationPuTTY.exe -ssh user@server -pw mysupersecurepassword
Leave empty the Start in field from Shortcut tab at Shortcut Properties dialog window.
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Create a regular windows shortcut and add the following as target:
Z:locationPuTTY.exe -ssh user@server -pw mysupersecurepassword
Leave empty the Start in field from Shortcut tab at Shortcut Properties dialog window.
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You can generate an RSA private&public key pair and deposit the public key on the target machine, e.g. a router, and the private key in PuTTY. When connecting, the PC and router use the ssh key pair and you're logged in immediately. No interactive login.
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You can generate an RSA private&public key pair and deposit the public key on the target machine, e.g. a router, and the private key in PuTTY. When connecting, the PC and router use the ssh key pair and you're logged in immediately. No interactive login.
answered 3 hours ago
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You can generate an RSA private&public key pair and deposit the public key on the target machine, e.g. a router, and the private key in PuTTY. When connecting, the PC and router use the ssh key pair and you're logged in immediately. No interactive login.
answered 3 hours ago
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You can generate an RSA private&public key pair and deposit the public key on the target machine, e.g. a router, and the private key in PuTTY. When connecting, the PC and router use the ssh key pair and you're logged in immediately. No interactive login.
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You should have a look at this reply. It details how to reproduce the behavior of the linux tool
ssh-copy-id, which deploys your public RSA key to the target server, so that it can identify you without the need for your password– AlexLoss
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