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Open Putty Type Desired Hostname With User Name

The document provides instructions for connecting to servers using SSH and Putty on Windows and Linux. It explains how to add the server name and browse the private key file in Putty on Windows. For Linux, it describes changing file permissions for the key file and using the ssh command followed by the username and server IP or hostname to connect. It also mentions adding the saved session name to connect again in Putty.

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Open Putty Type Desired Hostname With User Name

The document provides instructions for connecting to servers using SSH and Putty on Windows and Linux. It explains how to add the server name and browse the private key file in Putty on Windows. For Linux, it describes changing file permissions for the key file and using the ssh command followed by the username and server IP or hostname to connect. It also mentions adding the saved session name to connect again in Putty.

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Open Putty type desired hostname with user name

Then go to SSH menu from left hand side and expand it you can see Auth menu
click on it and browse .ppk file the I mailed you.

Then go back to session menu and enter name in SAVED SESSIONS and save
the server that you just add by clicking save button.

Connection Tutorial for WINSCP

Click on new and add server name and


username(truckerrapp username : ec2-user ,
eauctionapp username : centos ) and browse key file on
same window and login.

Connection in ubuntu using terminal


If you are logging in first time then you need to change
file permissions for security key which is provided.
e.g assume your key file is under Documents folder
chmod 400 /home/#username/Documents/keyfilename.pem

then open Terminal and change directory where


you key file is located

to connect AWS server use below command


ssh -i /path/to/key/file username@serverip or hostname
e.g. ssh -i /home/mahesh/Documents/fnfprd.pem [email protected]
for firsttime use there will be one security worning please type yes for that
and you are connected to AWS server

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