Marco Franssen • 9/14/2015

Put your ssh experience in Windows on Steroids

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This technical tutorial explains how to set up SSH keys on a Windows machine to securely and conveniently connect to Linux virtual machines and Git repositories. It covers generating SSH keys with ssh-keygen, using Pageant to manage keys for PuTTY and WinSCP, and configuring the setup to enter your key's password only once, improving the workflow for developers using tools like Vagrant.

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