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The passphrase cannot be entered in advance in session settings and thus it cannot be saved to [[session_configuration#site|site]]. If you need to login to server automatically without prompt, generate a key without passphrase. Use this method carefully and only under special circumstances. The passphrase cannot be entered in advance in session settings and thus it cannot be saved to [[session_configuration#site|site]]. If you need to login to server automatically without prompt, generate a key without passphrase. Use this method carefully and only under special circumstances.
-If you select a key file in a different format (OpenSSH or ssh.com), WinSCP will offer you to ==convert== the key to PuTTY format. If certificate file with the same name·(but ''-cert.pub'' suffix) is found, it will be automatically added to the converted key file.+If you select a key file in a different format (OpenSSH or ssh.com), WinSCP will offer you to ==convert== the key to PuTTY format. If certificate file with the same name((but ''-cert.pub'' or ''.pub-aadcert.pub'' suffixes.)) is found, it will be automatically added to the converted key file.
=== [[private_key_tools]] Private Key Tools === === [[private_key_tools]] Private Key Tools ===
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The command //Tools > Generate New Key Pair with PuTTYgen// starts [[ui_puttygen|PuTTYgen]], in which you can [[ui_puttygen#generating|generate a new private key pair]]. After you [[ui_puttygen#saving_private|save your new key pair]] in PuTTYgen, WinSCP will detect it and automatically insert a path to the new key file into //Private key file// box. The command //Tools > Generate New Key Pair with PuTTYgen// starts [[ui_puttygen|PuTTYgen]], in which you can [[ui_puttygen#generating|generate a new private key pair]]. After you [[ui_puttygen#saving_private|save your new key pair]] in PuTTYgen, WinSCP will detect it and automatically insert a path to the new key file into //Private key file// box.
-Use the command //Tools > Install Public Key into Server// to [[guide_public_key#configure_openssh|install a public key into OpenSSH server]]. You will be prompted to select key pair to install. You will need to authenticate to the server to install the key. You can authenticate using a password or using another key (select it in //Private key file// box). After installing succeeds, the new private key will be inserted into the //Private key file// box.+Use the command //Tools > Install Public Key into Server// to [[guide_public_key#configure_openssh|install a public key into OpenSSH server]]. You will be prompted to select key pair to install.((You can also select public key file in OpenSSH ''authorized_keys'' file format.)) You will need to authenticate to the server to install the key. You can authenticate using a password or using another key (select it in //Private key file// box). After installing succeeds, the new private key will be inserted into the //Private key file// box.
==== [[certificate]] Certificate to use with the private key ==== ==== [[certificate]] Certificate to use with the private key ====

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