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This tutorial requires access to Oracle Cloud.From the file selector dialog, select the private key file and open it.) in the Private key file field to open the file selector dialog. In the Advanced Site Settings dialog that displays, select Authentication from the SSH submenu.Enter the username received from Kount in the User name field.On the login dialog, enter " " in the Host name field.On the same Windows computer used to generate the public/private key pair, perform the following to connect to the server and upload your document. Connect to the Secure Server and Upload Your Document After receiving the public key through email, your Client Success Manager will provide you with a username on Kount's secure file server. Kount will use the public key to create a unique login on Kount's secure server. The private key must be kept private to ensure the security of the connection. In the Key passphrase field, type a strong passphrase and type the same passphrase in the Confirm passphrase field.

Move your cursor around inside the dialogue box to generate randomness.

In the Number of bits in a generated key field, enter 4096.

On the PuTTY Key Generator dialog in the Parameters section, select RSA.

On the login window, click the Tools drop-down menu, and then select Run PuTTYgen.

Perform the following to create a new private/public key pair.

On the Completing the WinSCP Setup Wizard dialog, clear the Launch WinSCP check box, and then click Finish.

On the Ready to Install dialog, click Install.

On the Initial User Settings dialog, accept the default selection, and then click Next.

On the Setup type dialog, accept Typical Installation, and then click Next.

Navigate to the directory where the WinSCP installer is located, and double-click it to launch.Download the latest version of the WinSCP software to a directory on your computer’s hard drive.Using WinSCP, Kount customers can transfer a large file or data set to Kount through the secure file transfer protocol (SFTP).