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services:2fa:sshkeys [2021/03/22 14:35] – [Setup SSH Keys] deulservices:2fa:sshkeys [2021/03/22 14:37] (current) – [From Windows] deul
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   - To login between computers at the Observatory   - To login between computers at the Observatory
  
-Below we deal with these two cases. Please note that when you setup a private/public key pair, you need to be extremely carefull with the private key. It's name already indicates it is a **private** key. It is like a password, extremely important and you shield this file with your life! It is a bit more save if you add, during the creation of the key pair, a complex passphrase.+Below we deal with these two cases. Please note that when you setup a private/public key pair, you need to be extremely carefull with the private key. It's name already indicates it is a **private** key. It is like a password, extremely important and you shield this file with your life! It is best if you add, during the creation of the key pair, a complex passphrase.
  
 =====Login from outside the Observatory===== =====Login from outside the Observatory=====
-Login from the internet is usually done from your own personal computer. Of course that is a MacBook, but for all those 'other system' users we describe belog how to setup a private/public key pair to allow seemless lgon to the Observatory computers.+Login from the internet is usually done from your own personal computer. Of course that is a MacBook, but for all those 'other system' users we describe belog how to setup a private/public key pair to allow seemless logon to the Observatory computers.
 ====From Windows==== ====From Windows====
-For Windows, you can use ''%%putty%%'', ''%%MobaXterm%%'' or ''%%Bitvise Tunnelier%%'' to open a terminal session to a Linux desktop or server computer. Below we describe the seutp for each program separately: +For Windows, you can use ''%%putty%%'', ''%%MobaXterm%%'' or ''%%Bitvise Tunnelier%%'' to open a terminal session to a Linux desktop or server computer. Below we describe the setup for each program separately: 
-  * [[:services:2fa:ssh:putty|Setup putty]]+  * [[:services:2fa:ssh:putty|Setup Putty]]
   * [[:services:2fa:ssh:winscp|Setup WinSCP]]   * [[:services:2fa:ssh:winscp|Setup WinSCP]]
   * [[:services:2fa:ssh:tunnelier|Setup Bitvise Tunnelier]]   * [[:services:2fa:ssh:tunnelier|Setup Bitvise Tunnelier]]
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