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If you use an alternative SSH client software, refer to its user documentation. A usage example for the open-source solution `PuTTY` is available in [this guide](/pages/public_cloud/compute/creating-ssh-keys-pci#useputty).
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If you use an alternative SSH client software, refer to its user documentation. A usage example for the open-source solution `PuTTY` is available in [this guide](/pages/web_cloud/web_hosting/ssh_using_putty_on_windows).
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Continue with [Step 6 below](#manage-access).
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