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--- en:duk:win_scp [2022/07/25 09:45] – grikiete
+++ en:duk:win_scp [2022/07/25 09:48] (current) – grikiete
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 **If you are on a MIF network** and you do not need SSH key authorization, you can immediately connect to the server you need and exchange data.
-**If you are not on the MIF network** - the server will require an **ssh login** to connect to a virtual server or supercomputer that are on the MIF network:
+**If you are not on the MIF network** - the server will require an **ssh login** for connection to a virtual server or supercomputer that are on the MIF network. You should do as follows:
   - In the window that opens, click **Advanced**.{{ :duk:win_scp_1.png }}
   - Make a tunnel login: select //Tunnel// from the menu on the left and enter the **uosis.mif.vu.lt** in the //Host name// column and the logins of the MIF user.{{ :duk:win_scp_tunnel.png }}
-  - Choose **Authentication** on the left. Click on the three dots in the //Private key file// field and add your private SSH key and then press **OK**. You can read how to make an **SSH key** **[[duk:ssh_key|here]]**{{ :duk:win_scp_auth.png }}
+  - Choose **Authentication** on the left. Click on the three dots in the //Private key file// field and add your private SSH key and then press **OK**. You can read how to make an **SSH key** **[[en:duk:ssh_key|here]]**{{ :duk:win_scp_auth.png }}
   - When you return to the initial login window, enter the name or IP address of the server you are connecting to, your username and password if required. {{ :duk:win_scp.png }} If you are using **SSH** key, you do not need to enter a password, but you will only be asked to enter the passphrase of the **SSH** key.{{ :duk:win_scp_ssh.png }}
 When you connect to the server, you will see: