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Hi Community,I am facing issue while using the SSH Key Pair authentication for SFTP. So when I am trying using Basic Credentials, I am able to establish the connection with Remote Directory and able to Send and Receive File. But for same username when I am trying through SSH Key Pair authentication I am getting error as "invalid privatekey: [B@41050c98". I have generated the Key Pair through Puttygen software, and the Remote directory Team has configured the Public Key on there end. Please if anyone have any idea regarding this help meThanks,
Prathamesh
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Is the server actually configured to require the Private Key File? For my sFTP server for instance to use the credential store I merely add a credential store entry with the sFTP username and password then reference that external system key name in the FT_Config.
Hi Mike,
if you mean the remote server yes it is configured for Private Key authentication
Have you verified that the user account which the process runs as, actually has access to the private key file?
I assume you've already verified somehow that the private key file is actually correct / configured correctly / etc (i don't have any particular experience with this sort of configuration so can't offer more specific advice there).
Yes Mike, the account has access to ppk file through process