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The Warning dialog box displays the server’s key thumbprint.Enter the remote server’s host name and your username.Insert your PIV/CAC card into your card reader.(WinSCP selects additional checkboxes by default.)

Click the checkbox for Attempt Authentication using Pageant and then click OK.

At the Advanced Site Settings window, select SSH > Authentication.

Click New Site and then the Advanced button.

Once you have an account, go to the WinSCP Login window.

Send the text file to the server administrator and request a new account.

Ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQCOpGPxNh. ( Note: Pageant derives the SSH key from the public key of your authentication certificate.) Close the Pageant Key List. Click your certificate and the Copy to Clipboard button.

The Pageant Key List shows the certificate’s SSH key attributes, such as type, size, thumbprint, etc.

Double-click the Pageant icon to confirm that your certificate appears on the Pageant Key List.

(For help with certificates, see Understanding PIV Certificates.) If you don’t see your certificate, click More choices.

PERMIT SSH ON MAC WINDOWS

From the Windows Security screen, select your PIV/CAC authentication certificate, and click OK.Click Add CAPI Cert to view eligible authentication certificates.Next, at the Windows taskbar, click the up-arrow and right-click the Pageant icon ( computer wearing a Fedora).Double-click pageant.exe to launch Pageant.Double-click WinSCP-Setup.exe to launch the WinSCP installer and use the recommended installation settings.

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Download the WinSCP installer to C:\ssh\WinSCP-Setup.exe or a similar folder.Select 32-bit or 64-bit, based on your Windows OS. Download Pageant to C:\ssh\pageant.exe or a similar folder.Pageant is an SSH authentication agent that uses Microsoft’s CAPI. WinSCP is an open-source, secure copy protocol (SCP) and secure file transfer protocol (SFTP) client. Do not remove your card until you're logged in. (You’ll then be logged into the remote server.) Click Yes to permit the signing operation and enter your PIV/CAC PIN.(A dialog box displays your PIV/CAC authentication certificate.) Verify the server key and accept it by clicking Yes.(A dialog box displays the server’s key thumbprint.) Click Open to connect to the remote server.Once you have an account, open PuTTY-CAC and insert your PIV/CAC card into your card reader.Enter a session name in Saved Sessions and click Save.Click Session and enter a remote server’s hostname or IP address.While waiting for an account, you can create SSH session profiles for target remote servers:.

(Notice that the Attempt Certificate Authentication box is now checked.)

Send the text file to the server administrator and request an account.

( Note: PuTTY-CAC derives the SSH key from the public key of your authentication certificate.) The SSH key will look like this: (For help with certificates, see Understanding PIV Certificates.īack at the PuTTY Configuration window, click the Copy to Clipboard button and paste the SSH key into a text file.

From the Windows Security list, select your PIV/CAC authentication certificate by clicking OK.

At the PuTTY Configuration window, go to Category: > Connection > SSH > Certificate.

Double-click on putty.exe and insert your PIV/CAC card into your card reader.

(Pageant and MSI Installers aren’t needed.) Select either 32-bit or 64-bit, based on your Windows OS.

You’ll need to download PuTTY-CAC to C:\ssh\putty.exe or a similar folder.

(Pageant isn’t needed with PuTTY-CAC for this solution.) PuTTY-CAC is an open-source SSH client that uses Microsoft’s CryptoAPI (CAPI). Network administrator privileges are needed to use SSH for remote access.