Ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1ycFEaDF5+wNqWJ For Linux version: If you forget it, just open your public key, search the username in the end for like the file:Ĭ:\Users\ YOUR-USERNAME\.ssh\config\authorized.crt NOTE: If you generate key with a passphrase (it’s recommended for more security and do not use non-ascii characters), you need know/memorize the username of NoMachine server installed. Now copy your Private Key (the file id_rsa from folder “c:\Users\ YOUR-USERNAME\.ssh”) to access your remote computer and configure the NoMachine Client, set path to your private key file.įor secure and obvious reasons is recommended to store your private key file on a removable device and remove after using (or store on an encrypted volume like VeraCrypt or EncFS or Cryptormator). Transfer your private key to your computer and test your access.The public key ( id_rsa.pub) and the private key ( id_rsa.pub) files is now created on folder “c:\Users\ YOUR-USERNAME\.ssh”.Ĭopy file from “id_rsa.pub” (public key) to “C:\Users\ YOUR-USERNAME\.nx\config” and rename the file to “authorized.crt”. Add a new the public SSH key in NoMachine Follow only the “Step Two-Store the Keys and Passphrase” from here.Ģ.
Now open the compressed OpenSSH-Win64.zip file with WinRAR (or any file compression manager) and execute the file “ssh-keygen.exe”. (In my case the file for download is OpenSSH-Win64.zip)
Information Security Stack Exchange: SSH password vs. NoMachine uses the NX technology, that handles remote graphical connections, and attempts to greatly improve on the performance of the native display protocol to the point that it can be usable over a slow link such as a dial-up modem.īecause is more safer (secure) then password based authentication. NoMachine is a Free (personal use) terminal server software (cross-platform, for Linux, Windows and Mac) that allows one to remotely connect to a remote desktop over a network (e.g.
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