1. Generate Key Pairs:

   • Use ssh-keygen on your server to generate a public and private key pair. Name them public-key.json and private-key.json.

2. Install SSH:

   • Download and install the ssh executable from your local machine.

3. Generate Keys on Local Machine:

   • Use ssh to generate both keys on your local machine, entering the server's public key details.

4. Connect Public Key to Private Key:

   • Use the SSH client command ssh -i <private-key>.json -p port <remote-server>, where port is the port the remote server uses (e.g., 22 for HTTP, 88 for HTTPS).

5. Verify Connection:

   • Use ssh -i <private-key>.json <remote-server> to log in. If successful, the connection is established.

6. Permissions and Server Configuration:

   Ensure both the private key and SSH session have the appropriate permissions. Check the server's IP and port for connection attempts.

7. Private Key Validation:

   • Use pmint <private-key>.json to verify the key's validity.

8. Troubleshooting:

   If the connection fails, troubleshoot by checking the server's IP and port, and consider using a different method for data transfer.

By following these steps, you can successfully connect your private key to your remote server using SSH.