Log in via SSH with PuTTY SSH
Hi,
I follow your blog guide to access with PuTTY SSH , but I have some problem.
In the first method using a username and password, when I insert username in terminal emulator, it shows this error:
"PuTTY Fatal Error
No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic)".
In the second method, I generate the SSH Keys with put but i can't Uploading the Public Key to Your Server because in .ssh folder, I don't see the "authorized_keys file".
How can I Log with PuTTY SSH?
Thank you.
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Hi, I follow your blog guide to access with PuTTY SSH , but I have some problem. In the first method using a username and password, when I insert username in terminal emulator, it shows this error: "PuTTY Fatal Error No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic)".
That means that password authentication is disabled.In the second method, I generate the SSH Keys with put but i can't Uploading the Public Key to Your Server because in .ssh folder, I don't see the "authorized_keys file". How can I Log with PuTTY SSH? Thank you.
You must create the file authorized_keys, and paste the public key to it. Permissions for the authorized_keys file must be 0600, and for the .ssh folder 0700.0 -
That means that password authentication is disabled.
Thank you. Can I enable it?You must create the file authorized_keys, and paste the public key to it. Permissions for the authorized_keys file must be 0600, and for the .ssh folder 0700.
Ok. What must I use as file extension?0 -
There is no file extension for that. Do you have root access to the server, or just access to the cPanel account? 0 -
Thank you. Can I enable it?
Do you have root access?Ok. What must I use as file extension?
No file extensions.0 -
@quietFinn - JINX! 0 -
Do you have root access to the server, or just access to the cPanel account?
Do you have root access?
The provider says yes. I have a reseller hosting account with WHM and I created the cPanel account. In any case, I created the the "authorized_keys" file and I pasted the public key from the PuTTY Key Generator. After i followed this steps Open PuTTY"s main session interface:- Enter your server"s domain name or IP address.
- In the left-hand sidebar, expand the Connection item, then the SSH item, and click Auth.
- Click the Browse button and select the .ppk file you saved earlier.
- Click the Open button at the bottom of the window.
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I'd suggest you generate a new key without a passphrase (i.e. empty passphrase). 0 -
@quietFinn without a passphrase it works. Thank you very much! 0
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