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Connect to Linux VM Instance via SSH Key

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If you using Windows, you must use a third-party tools. The following instructions show how to connect to Linux VM using PuTTY with SSH key.

  • Open PuTTY on your computer.

PuTTY

  • In the Host Name field, enter the Public IP Address of the VM that you want to connect, also the port number.

  • In the category list, Expand SSH and click Auth.

  • Click Browser, choose private key that you saved before. Then click Open.

  • After that, click open to connect to your VM Instance.

  • It will be open the login session to your VM.

  • Try login with user root and enter your passphrase key.

  • If there is a notification “Please login as the user “centos” rather than the user “root””, so you only can login using “centos” user.

  • Please try login using “centos” user, now you can login to your VM instance.

PuTTY Configuration - Host and Port
PuTTY Configuration - SSH
PuTTY Configuration - Browse
PuTTY Configuration - Private
PuTTY Configuration - Open
Login VM
Login VM - Type User Root and Passphrase
Login VM - Login User
Login VM Instance
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