During your first connection, you will be prompted to store the server’s fingerprint.Connect to your server using the login credentials that can be found in the Actions kebab menu of the SSH key you have created.FileZilla will ask you to store the key in the putty format.You will be prompted to convert the file to a supported but unprotected format (no password), confirm it by clicking on Yes and type your password.Click the Add keyfile… button and select the file that you have just created with the private key pasted inside.Open FileZilla, click on FileZilla from the menu then select Settings.Paste the copied content of the Private Key text area in an empty file on your computer and save it (most FTP client requires.
Once you have created your SSH key pair, find the Private Key in the Actions kebab menu and copy its content.If you need SFTP access to multiple websites, you can create a multisite SSH key in your Client Area > Multiple SFTP access. If you need SFTP access to a single website, you can create and manage its SSH key through the Site Tools > Devs > SSH Keys Manager. The Linux equivalent of Pageant is ssh-agent or some other keyring program, but that's not what you need here.In this knowledge base article are listed the steps which should be completed to establish an SFTP connection to your hosting account with the FileZilla FTP client: Make sure that the permissions of the ~/.ssh directory and the id_rsa file are appropriate: ~/.ssh must be writable only by you (and should be readable only by you) ~/.ssh/id_rsa must be readable and writable only by you. If you call it ~/.ssh/id_rsa, it'll be picked up automatically, otherwise you'll have to configure ssh to use the right key or to load the key into your agent, both of which are a bit more complicated (and I only know how to do these from the command line). Copy that file to the directory ~/.ssh on your linux machine ( ~ is your home directory). You'll get a key file, often called id_rsa (or something.id_rsa if you have several keys). If you want to use a key file generated by PuTTYgen, you need to convert it to the OpenSSH key format (which is the standard on Linux and other unix systems). PuTTY has its own private key file format.
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