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| SFTP interface to Azure storage accounts supports two authentication mechanism – A legacy "local account" authentication and an Entra ID OpenSSH certificate authentication. | SFTP interface to Azure storage accounts supports two authentication mechanism – A legacy "local account" authentication and an Entra ID OpenSSH certificate authentication. | ||
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| ==== Local account authentication ==== | ==== Local account authentication ==== | ||
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| * specify the //Username//, | * specify the //Username//, | ||
| * select desired authentication method (password or key pair), | * select desired authentication method (password or key pair), | ||
| - | * in //Permissions// tab, select a //Container// to access with the local account, and specify its permissions. | + | * in //Permissions// tab, select a //Container// to access with the local account, and specify its //Permissions//. |
| When specifying //User name// in WinSCP, use a format ''storage-account-name.container-name.local-account-username''. Authenticating with the local user gives you access to the selected container only. | When specifying //User name// in WinSCP, use a format ''storage-account-name.container-name.local-account-username''. Authenticating with the local user gives you access to the selected container only. | ||
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| ==== Entra ID OpenSSH certificate authentication ==== | ==== Entra ID OpenSSH certificate authentication ==== | ||