For some versions of Putty it’s as simple as:
putty.exe root@example.com -pw mypasswordforexamplecom
For those using Windows, you can simply create a shortcut and pass in those parameters. For example:
- Create a shortcut on desktop to putty.exe
- Rename the shortcut to “PuTTY – example.com”
- Right-click shortcut and choose Properties
- Modify the target similar to: “C:\Program Files\PuTTY\putty.exe”
user@example.com -pw password - You can also use IP Address of host in place of domain host name
- Click OK
Otherwise, you need to use a public key as explained here : “Creating and Copying Your Key-Pair in PuTTY SSH Client”.
Hello Swatantra Kumar,
Thanks for the info on “save username password in putty to auto-login”
The procedure works for the first time login. If we try to restart or duplicate session, the password is requested again.
Is there any solution to avoid this.
Thank you.
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You can create the shortcut on desktop, and use this shortcut to open multiple session without supplying credentials manually again and again.
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