Anjan Kumar
Posted on June 23, 2020
In general, I use Ubuntu/ other Linux variants for the development machine. I recently switched to Windows 10 to do some documentation
In Windows 10 there are a lot more improvements than earlier, we can directly use ssh
command in Command Prompt to connect server.
I frequently used to connect servers so many times a day, it is very difficult to run the same command again and again as the command history doesn't persist between sessions. So I found a simple way to create a shortcut for SSH Connection
without any software installation.
Steps
- Right Click on Desktop New => Shortcut
- Popup Dialog will be displayed asking for the location of the file
- Enter
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k ssh -i path\to\key.pem username@ipaddress
- Save it with a name
- Enter
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Anjan Kumar
Posted on June 23, 2020
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