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How to ssh to the remote server using Windows machine

In this blog, I will explain how to use the putty and puttygen software to connect to the remote server.

putty is a free software application for  Window. which can be used to make a connection to the remote server.


What you need 
  • ssh login credential
  • download putty.exe and puttygen.exe from this link 
Initial Plan

I have created an AWS EC2 instance and downloaded the myKeys.pem file. By using the puttygen software, myKeys.pem will be converted to myKeys.ppk format. Finally, using this key I will make a connection to the remote server using putty.

Let's Start.

Step 1: convert .pem to  .ppk 

Start the puttygen application.




Click on Load and select the .pem file to be converted.




click on the "Save Private Key" button and name the key with .ppk extension and save.

Now I have the myKeys.ppk file. I will use this key to connect to the remote server.


Step 2: make a connection with the remote server


Start the putty application and go to Auth under ssh section




Browse the created .ppk file and go to the session



After filling the remote username and the IP address (Host Name section), open the connection.











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