authorized keys

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The authorized keys tag covers issues related to public key authentication for SSH on Windows systems. Discussions include configuring OpenSSH on Windows Server 2022 for public/private key login, troubleshooting authentication failures, and conflicts between authorized keys and tools like PsExec. Users share configuration steps such as enabling PubkeyAuthentication in sshd_config and managing the authorized_keys file. The tag also touches on key-based access in Cygwin environments. Common themes are debugging connection problems, permission settings, and ensuring compatibility with other remote execution tools.
  1. K

    Problem logging into Windows 2022 OpenSSH server using public and private key authentication

    Hello. We have set up an OpenSSH server on our Windows 2022 Server with Desktop Experience configuration. The version of the software installed is the following: OpenSSH_for_Windows_10.0p2 Win32-OpenSSH-GitHub, LibreSSL 4.2.0 Testing has confirmed that username/password authentication is...
  2. I

    Windows 7 PsExec does not work with public key authentification

    Hello, i setup ssh (cygwin) and execute command with psexec on the remote server, which works as expected. Then i added my pub key to my ~/.ssh/authorized_keys to login without pw. After that i cannot execute psexec commands, it says ”handle is invalid“. Checked twice, remove my pub key from...
  3. coolwalker

    Windows XP This will sound stupid but...

    (Win XP-Pro 64 Bit w/Nvidia GeForce9800 on Foxxconn MB, 4GB ram) This will sound stupid, but I am having a problem getting into COD4. Now I'm not a noob to COD...been playing it since the very first game the very first year, but I can't seem to get into COD4. I bought a ket from Blizzard (legit...
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