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2016-01-06 2016-07-29
5.8 Bug 22: Selected private key files in OpenSSH or ssh.com format can be automatically converted to PuTTY format. (martin) 5.9 converts the key automatically (martin)
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-First you need to [[ui_puttygen#other_formats|convert your private key]] from ''.pem'' format to ''.ppk'': 
-  * Use [[ui_puttygen|PuTTYgen]] tool for conversion; 
-  * PuTTYgen installs by default with WinSCP. One way to run it is using //Tools > Run PuTTYgen// command on WinSCP [[ui_login|Login dialog]]. 
-  * In PuTTYgen window, use //[[ui_puttygen#other_formats|Conversions > Import]]// command and locate your private key in ''.pem'' format. 
-  * Optionally enter passphrase for the converted key to protect it. 
-  * [[ui_puttygen#saving_private|Save private key]] to ''.ppk'' format using //Save private key// button. 
-  * //In the latest beta version//, WinSCP converts the key from ''.pem'' format automatically. &beta 
Collect information about your EC2 instance: Collect information about your EC2 instance:
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    * For SUSE Linux, the user name is ''root''.     * For SUSE Linux, the user name is ''root''.
  * Press //Advanced// button to open [[ui_login_advanced|Advanced site settings dialog]] and go to //[[ui_login_authentication|SSH > Authentication page]]//.   * Press //Advanced// button to open [[ui_login_advanced|Advanced site settings dialog]] and go to //[[ui_login_authentication|SSH > Authentication page]]//.
-  * In //Private key file// box select file you have saved your private key in ''.ppk'' format.+  * In //Private key file// box select the ''.pem'' private key file. WinSCP will need to convert the key to its ''.ppk'' format (you can then use the converted ''.ppk'' key for example with [[integration_putty|PuTTY]] SSH client).
  * Submit Advanced site settings dialog with //OK// button.   * Submit Advanced site settings dialog with //OK// button.
  * Save your site settings using //Save// button. \\ \\ &screenshotpict(ec2_login) \\   * Save your site settings using //Save// button. \\ \\ &screenshotpict(ec2_login) \\

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