First generate a key from cmd with the following
ssh-keygen
Then type with this following and change the ssh's user and address with yours
type C:\Users\yourprofile\.ssh\id_rsa.pub | ssh ivan@192.168.88.85 "cat >>.ssh/authorized_keys"
done try to access your workstation directly from cmd it would not ask you to enter a password.
If it failed you can copy it manually:
Head to C:\Users\Your Username\.ssh and open up id_rsa.pub with notepad and copy it
then log in to the Linux over ssh, run the following command:
nano ~/.ssh/authorized_keys then paste it the key that you have previously copied.
Log out from Linux ssh then try to log back again it will no requires password to log in
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