If you are not able to run ssh commands in Windows Command Prompt, you will likely need to install OpenSSH on your computer.

Downloads

We have 32-bit and 64-bit versions of OpenSSH available for download from the Zoom Geeks Downloads site:

32-Bit Version 64-Bit Version

Installation

There are installation instructions available here: Install Intructions

Quick Note

Note: I recommend extracting the folder to a short location (like C:\OpenSSH) instead of Program Files or Program Files (x86). You can also stop after step 6 on the installation page.

Confirmation

Once you have confirmed that you are able to run ssh commands from the Windows Command Prompt, you're ready to Create a SSH Key.

Reference

For reference: OpenSSH releases were downloaded from here

If you would like to create one, click the Edit Article button above.

You can compare two versions by selecting two rows, then clicking the Compare Selected Versions button.