SSH Without Password For Windows Clients
I guess a lot of folks like me need to work on Windows with remote Linux boxes. This is an integrated solution to easy your daily jobs -- SSH login. The basic idea here is to share your rsa key-pair between different SSH clients.Several Tools You Might Need:
[*]MSYS Base System
[*]PuTTY
[*]Total Commander (with SFTP plugin)
Generating SSH2 Key-pair:
[*]Method A: simply issue ssh-keygen in MSYS shell
[*]Mehotd B: start PUTTYGEN.exe and click "Generate" button.
Method A is recommended because it creates Linux compatible key-pair files and stores the files to $(HOME)/.ssh. In case you don't use MSYS, please follow PuTTY manual for method B to complete SSH authentication with PUTTYGEN.
Setup PuTTY To Use SSH Authentication:
Import MSYS Keys Into PUTTYGEN:
[*]Conversions Menu > Import Key: import the "id_rsa" file under MSYS $HOME/.ssh
[*]Click "Save private key" button to save private key to a .ppk file (for PuTTY only)
[*]Click "Save public key" button to save a public key for PuTTY. (optional)
Config PuTTY:
[*]start a PuTTY instance (default session)
[*]browse to Connction > SSH > Auth > "Private key file for authentication"
[*]points to the .ppk file you just created in above step.
[*]browse to Session
[*]click "Default Settings"
[*]click "Save" button to save current config to your default settings.
Setup TotalCMD SFTP Plugin:
Create key files for SFTP plugin
[*]start puttygen.exe
[*]click "Load" buttong to load the .ppk file you created above
[*]Conversions Menu > Export OpenSSH Key: export a private key (.pem file) for Total Command SFTP plugin
[*]copy from "Public key for pasting into OpenSSH authorized_keys file"
[*]paste into a new file named "rsa.pub" (this file is actually same to rsa.pub under MSYS $HOME/.ssh)
Config TotalCMD SFTP Connection: TotalCMD help gives you more detail -- click the '?' button besides "Public key file".
[*]in TotalCMD, browse to Network Neighbor > Secure FTP
[*]press F7 to create new connection
[*]points to .pub file above for public key
[*]points to .pem file above for private key
Publish your public key to the remote server:
# simply issue below 2 lines of command in MSYS shell# both of the commands need you to input the passwordssh <user>@<remote_host> mkdir -p .sshcat .ssh/id_rsa.pub | ssh <user>@<remote_host> 'cat >> .ssh/authorized_keys'# now you can forget the password, try this:ssh <user>@<remote_host>
Check this article for more information
页:
[1]