Hi Richard,
Try this site. Lots of good tips for both Putty and TeraTerm w/SSH.
http://www.jfitz.com/tips/ssh_for_windows.html
Have fun,
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Saturday, February 03, 2001, 2:11:42 PM, you wrote:
RC> ----- Original Message -----
RC> From: "Anthony E . Greene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
RC> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
RC> Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 8:10 PM
RC> Subject: RE: Suggestions for school
RC> > The most recent version of PuTTY supports SSH2. PuTTY is a single
>> executable
>> and it's not too big. Putting a copy on each box should be no problem. If
>> you like you can set it up once, then export the registry settings from
>> regedit. That will create a plain text .REG file that can be
>> double-clicked
>> on any other machine to install the settings in to that registry.
>>
RC> Ok, but how do you get PuTTY to connect without requiring me to type a
RC> password, or is that beyond its capability? Even though I copy the private
RC> keys
RC> over to the Windows box, I'm still prompted for a password. If I change
RC> /etc/ssh/sshd_config
RC> to avoid password authentication, then I can't login at all from PuTTY.
RC> I'm assuming there's an issue with the Windows box having a host key but I
RC> can see no way
RC> to generate one. Is RSA/DSA authentication without password challenge
RC> possible only from
RC> another Linux box using the ssh client?
RC> -r
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