Changes between Version 46 and Version 47 of Documentation/bAccountManagement/DSSHConf


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May 16, 2017, 5:38:17 PM (8 years ago)
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    28     PuTTY
     28==== PuTTY ====
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    30     In putty the key generation is handled by a separate program named puttygen.exe. If you've installed putty via the installer there may be an icon for it in the putty menu group, otherwise download it [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html here]. Generating a public/private key pair on your host by using PuTTYgen as illustrated in the following table (for more details on configuration please csee [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ putty documentation]):
     30In putty the key generation is handled by a separate program named puttygen.exe. If you've installed putty via the installer there may be an icon for it in the putty menu group, otherwise download it [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html here]. Generating a public/private key pair on your host by using PuTTYgen as illustrated in the following table (for more details on configuration please csee [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ putty documentation]):
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    32     || 1. || Start PuTTYgen; The running executable windows is shown on the left.  || [[Image(PuTTYgen1.jpg, width=300)]] ||
    33     || 2. || Click the Generate button. You will be asked to move mouse to generate some randomness. After that the program will generate key and display the result.[[BR]] You can leave blank "Key passphrase" and "Confirm passphrase" to be able to authenticate without passphrase.[[BR]] Save public and private key (you can recover the public key from the private key with PuTTYgen by clicking the Load button). || [[Image(PuTTYgen2.jpg, width=300)]] ||
    34     || 3. || [#Upload Upload] your new public key to your orbit account. ||||
    35     || 4. || To connect to remote host by using newly minted keys configure your session in PuTTY: '''Load''' the session profile, go to Connection > SSH > Auth window and select the newly created private key; click '''Save''' to update session profile and then proceed to connect. If you didn't specify the passphrase in step 2, you won't be prompted for the password.  || [[Image(PuTTYgen5.jpg, width=300)]] ||
     32|| 1. || Start PuTTYgen; The running executable windows is shown on the left.  || [[Image(PuTTYgen1.jpg, width=300)]] ||
     33|| 2. || Click the Generate button. You will be asked to move mouse to generate some randomness. After that the program will generate key and display the result.[[BR]] You can leave blank "Key passphrase" and "Confirm passphrase" to be able to authenticate without passphrase.[[BR]] Save public and private key (you can recover the public key from the private key with PuTTYgen by clicking the Load button). || [[Image(PuTTYgen2.jpg, width=300)]] ||
     34|| 3. || [#Upload Upload] your new public key to your orbit account. ||||
     35|| 4. || To connect to remote host by using newly minted keys configure your session in PuTTY: '''Load''' the session profile, go to Connection > SSH > Auth window and select the newly created private key; click '''Save''' to update session profile and then proceed to connect. If you didn't specify the passphrase in step 2, you won't be prompted for the password.  || [[Image(PuTTYgen5.jpg, width=300)]] ||
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    37   ==== SSH Secure Shell ====
     37==== SSH Secure Shell ====
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    39   || 1. || Start the ssh client || [[Image(SecSh1.jpg, width=300)]][[BR]] ||
    40   || 2. || From the menu choose Edit> Settings option and then Key || [[Image(SecSh2.jpg, width=300)]] ||
    41   || 3. || Click the Generate button, click Next, select RSA type of the key and click Next and wait until key is generated || [[Image(SecSh3.jpg,width=300)]] ||
    42   || 4. || Enter file name for private key and comment. Leave passphrase blank. Click Next, Next and then save public key into file by clicking Export button and then click Finish || [[Image(SecSh6.jpg, width=300)]] ||
    43   || 5. || [#Upload Upload] your new public key to your orbit account. ||||
    44   || 6. || After you upload public key you can connect to host choosing Public Key option for Authentication Method. ||[[Image(SecSh8.jpg, width=300)]] ||
     39|| 1. || Start the ssh client || [[Image(SecSh1.jpg, width=300)]][[BR]] ||
     40|| 2. || From the menu choose Edit> Settings option and then Key || [[Image(SecSh2.jpg, width=300)]] ||
     41|| 3. || Click the Generate button, click Next, select RSA type of the key and click Next and wait until key is generated || [[Image(SecSh3.jpg,width=300)]] ||
     42|| 4. || Enter file name for private key and comment. Leave passphrase blank. Click Next, Next and then save public key into file by clicking Export button and then click Finish || [[Image(SecSh6.jpg, width=300)]] ||
     43|| 5. || [#Upload Upload] your new public key to your orbit account. ||||
     44|| 6. || After you upload public key you can connect to host choosing Public Key option for Authentication Method. ||[[Image(SecSh8.jpg, width=300)]] ||
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    49     TODO
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     49TODO
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    5252=== Uploading the public key to ORBIT === #Upload