AudioCodes Mediant 8000 - Figure 33-12: Putty Client-SSH Authentication

Installation & Operation Manual 394 Document # LTRT-92224
Mediant 8000
33.18.8.1.2 Starting the SSH client and Using a Generated Private Key for
Authentication
Now you may verify that the password-less login works, by starting the SSH client and
using the generated private key for authentication. The exact procedures for starting
the SSH client may differ, depending on the SSH client software being used –
therefore if the below procedures do not work, refer to your SSH client documentation.
 If you use standard Linux/UNIX command-line SSH client software:
1. Log in to your client machine with the same credentials (username/password)
that you used while generating the private/public key pair (in Step 1).
2. Start the SSH client and specify the CLI username and the Active SC’s IP
address as command-line parameters:
$ ssh acladmin@10.7.13.91
 If you use PuTTY client software (for Windows PC):
1. Locate and run the Putty.exe (Putty client) binary.
2. In Connection -> SSH -> Auth, choose the saved private key for authentication.
Figure 33-12: PuTTY Client-SSH Authentication