SSH to Instance using Windows
Installation:
- If you don't already have PuTTY installed, please follow the link to download. If not proceed to Setup.
      Download Putty
      Select the link next to Installer.
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Setup:
Once PuTTY has been installed go to Start → All Programs, and select the PuTTY folder. Select PuTTYgen.
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   2.  A window will then appear. Select on Conversions up at the top, then select Import Key.
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   3.  You will then be prompted to select a file. Select your PEM File for the key you want to import.
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- A window should now pop up with your key imported. Select on Save Private Key.
     NOTE: After selecting save private key, a pop up warning may come up saying:
Are you sure you want to save this key without a passphrase to protect it?Â
You may select YES.Â
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4. Â Name and save your private key as a PPK file.
Add Key:
1.  Now go back to Start → All Programs, and select the PuTTY folder. Select Pageant.Â
NOTE: Every time you log out or exit out the session, you'll need to redo this step.
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2. Â On the lower right hand side of your task bar, right click on the icon. Select Add Key.
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3. Â Select the PPK file you had previously saved, and press Open.
Running PuTTY:
- Open PuTTY and under hostname write the username of the Linux Image you chose.Â
For example, if you chose Ubuntu 14.04 LTS x86_64 then the username is ubuntu.
- Go to this link to see the table for references on each image's username:
 Public Cloud Images
After the @ type in the Floating IP Address associated with that instance. Then select Open.
Note: Floating IP Address is not the 10.*
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2. Â A terminal window should appear and you are now setup.
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