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--- aerocom:user-server-windows [2016-10-05 08:34:48]
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+ATTENTION - THIS WIKI PAGE IS NO LONGER UPDATED - PLEASE GO TO [[http://aerocom.met.no/|aerocom.met.no]]FOR LATEST INFO
 ===== How to get access to the aerocom user server using Windows (7) =====
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 === 6. connect to aerocom-users.met.no with putty ===
   - start putty
-  -
+  - set the host name to connect to to aerocom-users.met.no\\ {{:aerocom:Screenshot.putty.session.cropped.png?400|}}
+  - on the left hand side there is a box called //Category//
+  - open the //Connection->SSH// part of it
+  - click //Auth//\\ {{:aerocom:Screenshot.putty.click.SSH.section.cropped.png?400|}}
+  - on the right hand side of the window you have to select the private key file to for the connection. Click the //Browse// button to do so selecting the just saved **private** key.\\ {{:aerocom:Screenshot.putty.browse.private.key.cropped.png?400|}}
+  - press the button //Open//
+  - your user name is your email address e.g. mail@foo.bar
+  - putty will ask you for the passphrase of the key
+  - You should be connected to aerocom-users.met.no and see the terminal window.
+==== Tell WinSCP to use the just generated private key ====
+In order to connect with WinSCP to aerocom-users.met.no, WinSCP has to use public key authentication. This means that it has to use the same private key as putty to connect to aerocom-users.met.no. Here's a basic howto.
-===== Tell WinSCP to use the just generated private key =====
+  - Start Winscp. You should see a similar Desktop as the following picture:\\ {{:aerocom:Screenshot.WinSCP.Start.png?400|}}
-Still to be written
+  - fill out the field //Host name// with //aerocom-users.met.no//
-FIXME
+  - fill out the field //User name// with your user name (usually your email address)\\ {{:aerocom:Screenshot.WinSCP.Login.window.cropped.png?400|}}
+  - press the button //Advanced// to get to the window where you can tell WinSCP to use your private key for connection. the following window appears: \\ {{:aerocom:Screenshot.WinSCP.Advanced.Site.Settings.cropped.png?400|}}
+  - at the box at the left hand side click on //SSH->Authentication//
+  - click on the three dots in the right hand side part of the window to select the private key file \\ {{:aerocom:Screenshot.WinSCP.Select.private.key.cropped.png?400|}}
+  - press the button labelled //OK//. You are at the Login window again.
+  - press the button labelled //Login//
+  - Say //yes// if you are asked to accept the host key
+  - type in your key's passphrase at the appearing Window
+If everything went well, you will see your home directory on aerocom-users.met.no on the right hand side of the WinSCP window.