SSH access from windows does not require any extra software to be installed on your computer. It can be accessed right from your favourite command ...
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I am glad, i am not only one, who found liking in git-bash. I am wondering, did you try KiTTY? If yes, what benefits of your aproach are there? I mean, is there something, what will be better? :) (for sake of benefits of migration)
Ad keys: isn’t on start easier to just use
ssh-keygento make~/.ssh/id_rsa?After you said, "Paste your "Private RSA Key" file and a config file called "config"(no extension) here. Edit the config file and copy the following code into it." nothing could be understood.
How do we paste a file in the command prompt window?
Where to find the RSA and config files, which are to be pasted?
Where to copy the code from and where to paste? Nothing was clear really.
Hi, Sorry for confusing you. I just updated the article and added an image for reference as well. Hope this helps!
You could also use openssh for windows, without needing gitbash.
If it is supported on both side, I prefer Ed25519 keypair instead of RSA keypair.
See blog.g3rt.nl/upgrade-your-ssh-keys... for details.