On the WinSCP Login dialog, click the Advanced button, go to SSH > AuthenticationAuthentication, and in the Private key file box, browse for your private key file:
See also https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login_authentication
If you do not have your key in the PuTTY .ppk format, you will need to change the file filter to All private key files; once you select the SSH key, WinSCP will offer to convert the key for you, saving a copy of the key in .ppk format.
On the WinSCP Login dialog, click the Advanced button, go to SSH > Authentication, and in the Private key file box, browse for your private key file:
If you do not have your key in the PuTTY .ppk format, you will need to change the file filter to All private key files; once you select the SSH key, WinSCP will offer to convert the key for you, saving a copy of the key in .ppk format.
On the WinSCP Login dialog, click the Advanced button, go to SSH > Authentication, and in the Private key file box, browse for your private key file:
See also https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login_authentication
If you do not have your key in the PuTTY .ppk format, you will need to change the file filter to All private key files; once you select the SSH key, WinSCP will offer to convert the key for you, saving a copy of the key in .ppk format.
On the WinSCP Login dialog, click the Advanced button. Go, go to the SSH > AuthenticationAuthentication page. In, and in the Private key file box, browse for your private key file:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login_authentication
If you do not have your key in the PuTTY .ppk.ppk format, you will need to change the file filter to All private key files. Once; once you select the SSH key in other format, WinSCP will offer you to convert the key for you. It will save, saving a copy of the key toin .ppk.ppk format.
On WinSCP Login dialog, click the Advanced button. Go to the SSH > Authentication page. In the Private key file box, browse for your private key file:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login_authentication
If you do not have your key in the PuTTY .ppk format, you will need to change file filter to All private key files. Once you select the key in other format, WinSCP will offer you to convert the key for you. It will save a copy of the key to .ppk format.
On the WinSCP Login dialog, click the Advanced button, go to SSH > Authentication, and in the Private key file box, browse for your private key file:
If you do not have your key in the PuTTY .ppk format, you will need to change the file filter to All private key files; once you select the SSH key, WinSCP will offer to convert the key for you, saving a copy of the key in .ppk format.
On WinSCP Login dialog, click the Advanced button. Go to the SSH > Authentication page. In the Private key file box, browse for your private key file:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login_authentication
If you do not have your key in the PuTTY .ppk format, you will need to change file filter to All private key files. Once you select the key in other format, WinSCP will offer you to convert the key for you. It will save a copy of the key to .ppk format.
