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> Putty first needs to know who you're trying to connect to the remote host
as.
> I've read in Putty's docs that if you configure a session and save it, you
> can then specify user@session_name to automaticly provide the id. If
> need be you can also create a shortcut for it:
>
> putty user@session_name
I can't seem to get this to work - I did save a session (called
"Mike-session"); however, if I type
putty MJL@Mike-session
(and yes, my user id on that hosts is all in CAPS)
nothing happens. This is from a command prompt window in Win2K.
> I am currently using putty and pagent on win2k with the same
public/private
> keypair that I use under Linux with openssh and it works fine - if I don't
> specify the username, it prompts me - if I do, it asks me for the
passphrase.
Lucky you. :-(
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