PuTTY ssh without password
2010-06-05
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you can do a ssh without password.. Today we will see how to do this with putty.
Generate public/private (DSA)key pair using puttygen.
copy the public key to ~/.ssh/authourized_keys on your server (moonware/sunware/skyware). Same key can be used on all the servers.
make sure that your home directory permissions are 755
directory permission for .ssh is 700
file permission for authourized_keys is 600
now login using putty and specify your private key in the configuration of putty and also specify your username.
Now when you login to the server, you will not be asked for password.
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Authored By Amit Agarwal
Amit Agarwal, Linux and Photography are my hobbies.Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.