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Using SSH in Windows Terminal

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icysamon
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icysamon
I really love making things by hand and turning my ideas into reality.
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Enter the following in the terminal.

ssh <username>@<server address>

For example, in my case:

ssh server@icysamon.com

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First, open the Terminal settings and add a new profile.

Then, set the name and command line.

The command line will look like this:

ssh icysamon@icysamon.sakura.ne.jp -i C:\Users\icysa\OneDrive\Documents\Key\id_ecdsa.pem
  • Username: icysamon
  • Server name: icysamon.sakura.ne.jp
  • SSH public key file path: C:\Users\icysa\OneDrive\Documents\Key\id_ecdsa.pem

Replace the parameters above with your own information.

Then, click the plus button to open the profile you just created.

It started up successfully.