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Putty doesn't have a file transfer program, does it?
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I have a newly installed Secure Shell Client (downloaded from <a href="http://charlotte.at.northwestern.edu/bef/SSHdist.html#windows" rel="ugc">http://charlotte.at.northwestern.edu/bef/SSHdist.html#windows</a>).<br />
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When I try to import my certificate to authenticate to my vm on AWS, it doesn't allow me.<br />
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The entire window is greyed out. &nbsp;Please see my screenshot. &nbsp;Did I miss anything? &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
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I have a newly installed Secure Shell Client (downloaded from http://charlotte.at.northwestern.edu/bef/SSHdist.html#windows).

When I try to import my certificate to authenticate to my vm on AWS, it doesn't allow me.

The entire window is greyed out.  Please see my screenshot.  Did I miss anything?  Thanks.



Putty doesn&#39;t have a file transfer program, does it?

Secure Shell Client not accepting Certificates User Authentication

I have a newly installed Secure Shell Client (downloaded from http://charlotte.at.northwestern.edu/bef/SSHdist.html#windows).

When I try to import my certificate to authenticate to my vm on AWS, it doesn&#39;t allow me.

The entire window is greyed out.  Please see my screenshot.  Did I miss anything?  Thanks.



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