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...again like a charm. If I add the public key on my Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS to the SSH agent and establish a connection, this works without any problems. SSH client version on Ubuntu is also OpenSSH 7.6p1. I noticed further, if I add my key id_rsa to the SSH agent on Windows and copy the key file to id_rsa_new the connection can be established by "ssh user at domain@servername -i id_rsa_new" without any problems, but not with "-i id_rsa". I think this is strange and not the expected behavior. Any ideas what's wrong? Regards, Patrick Ich weise Sie darauf hin, dass Ihnen gem. Art....

...e a charm. > If I add the public key on my Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS to the SSH agent and establish a connection, this works without any problems. SSH client version on Ubuntu is also OpenSSH 7.6p1. > I noticed further, if I add my key id_rsa to the SSH agent on Windows and copy the key file to id_rsa_new the connection can be established by "ssh user at domain@servername -i id_rsa_new" without any problems, but not with "-i id_rsa". > I think this is strange and not the expected behavior. Any ideas what's wrong? Could you send the output of ssh with debugging enabled for...

...> > If I add the public key on my Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS to the SSH agent and establish a connection, this works without any problems. SSH client version on Ubuntu is also OpenSSH 7.6p1. > > I noticed further, if I add my key id_rsa to the SSH agent on Windows and copy the key file to id_rsa_new the connection can be established by "ssh user at domain@servername -i id_rsa_new" without any problems, but not with "-i id_rsa". > > I think this is strange and not the expected behavior. Any ideas what's wrong? > > Could you send the output of ssh with debuggi...

...was associated with the "-i" parameter: debug2: key: /<path>/.ssh/id_rsa (0x813ceXX) debug2: key: /<path>/.ssh/id_dsa (0x813ceXX) debug2: key: /<path>/.ssh/MYdesignatedKEY (0xgarbale) debug2: key: /<path>/.ssh/id_dsa_new (0x813ceXX) debug2: key: /<path>/.ssh/id_rsa_new (0x813cfXX) 3) In order to ignore/bypass ANY SSH config file, you have to supply an EXISTING file, even if empty, with the "-F" parameter! 4) Last but not least, when selecting a specific identity file using the "-o ssh option" parameter, and an empty "SSH config file&quo...