@george-williams-0,

I had to ask Don who did the show.

He writes that if you setup SFTP with password authentication and combine it with the SSH using certificate authentication. You will end up with SFTP using certificate based authentication.

Don also says in the near future, he'll probably shoot a video for it to combine both but it is possible if you do both on your own.

@jeremy-leik,

No problem, always glad to clarify. Now if this was on a show that I was hosting, you probably would have pointed out a real error! ;)

@Charles-Ahrens,

Please go to the course request through the course library. If the request is there you can upvote it. If it's disappeared, then you can request it and see where it goes this time!

Thank you for the information Angie

@Ronnie-Wong ,

I see, Thank you Ronnie! And thanks for the amazingly helpful content you all put out!

Don,

Thank you so much for replying. I had a feeling it was considered assumed knowledge. In my case, I never touch Linux until this week. So as I watched the shows I was seeing all the possibilities of the server, but I couldn't find the resource on how to connect to it. Everywhere I looked it was assumed that the connection was already made.

I realize that there isn't a certification for it, but it would really tie things together if you ever did some multi platform client side shows.

Christopher,
Here's what I could find immediately from Microsoft's site that may offer much more indepth guidance immediately.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd637753(v=office.12).aspx
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Host, ITProTV