Hi Thomas

- key generated with reliable tool A
- works with reliable tool B
- works with reliable tool C
- works not with slightly exotic tool D

I would not check the key.
:D

IOW If you can do what you need using WinSCP, putty, ssh or anything the like it's just Chilkat / use of Chilkat. It has nothing to do with the creation of the key.

Lutz

>Hi Lutz,
>
>thanks, ssh-keygen is part of windows since
>Win10 and I used it for generating keys which worked on the server and filezilla as a client and also openssh-keys (parameter "-o") which worked also well but also not with chilkat.
>And as you might have read, also puTTYgen which worled as well too and also not with chilkat.
>
>Best regards
>
>Thomas
>
>******************************
>Thomas,
>
>Create your own pair?
>
>Do you have git for windows installed?
>If:
>
>open via bash ("Git bash here" in explorer, never mind where)
>

>cd ~
>ls -la|grep ssh
>

>if this shows a folder .ssh, open windows folder %USERPROFILE%\.ssh (you might set visibility, or enter .ssh in the bar)
>secure the files in it
>
>on bash, if the folder not exists
>

>cd ~
>mkdir .ssh
>

>then
>

>cd ~/.ssh
>
>ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C user@$domain
>

>
>replace user@$domain with something meaningfull and enter password if asked and needed.
>
>open windows folder %USERPROFILE%\.ssh
>The file id_rsa.pub is your public key, id_rsa the private one.
>
>Note, to give a different filename following might work. But I'm not too much inti keygen, so I give a way I know working.
>

>ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C user@$domain -f filename
>

>
>Any linux machine can do this, but remember to save ~/.shh, or you might loose your keys.
>Else, let me know, I send you as many pairs as you need. :)
>
>Lutz
>
>>>Get a key from >https://8gwifi.org/sshfunctions.jsp. Store
>>Hi Antonio,
>>
>>the public key generated can not be loaded
>>by Rebex. I tried different keylength.
>>Are the keys you generate RSA-encrypted?
>>
>>Best regards
>>
>>Thomas