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Download the latest version of PUTTY for Windows
Choose the version "A Windows Installer for everything except PuttyTel" (you will need the PuttyGen tool)

Download Putty: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe and save it to somewhere where you can access it
Download PuttyGen: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/puttygen.exe and save it to somewhere you can access it
Run PuttyGen.exe
click the 'Generate' button
move the mouse around in the window until the progress bar is complete (puttygen uses this to make the key random, this isn't a joke)
click the 'Save public key' button, and ignore the warning about the keyphrase (what do we click to ignore it?) save the file somewhere handy, name it 'public'
click the 'Save private key' button, save the file in the same location as the private key, name it 'private'
Send an email to Mitch and Jim with the subject 'putty public key' and attach the 'public' file that we saved two steps prior
close 'PuttyGen.exe'
open 'Putty.exe'
type 'gateway.uits.uconn.edu' into the hostname field
select the SSH -> Data from the categories on the left hand side
type your netid (is this true for the gateway server?) into the 'Auto login user' field
select SSH -> Auth from the categories on the left hand side
click the 'Browse' button to the right of the 'Private key file for authentication' field
Select the file named private that was saved in one of the previous steps
<SET UP THE TUNNEL>
Select the Sessions category from the left hand side
Type a meaningful name such as 'gateway server' into the saved sessions text field
click the save button

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in putty select tunnel from the category list from the left hand side "Connection -> SSH -> Tunnels"
In source port type 1521
in Destination type:
- dbserver02.uits.uconn.edu:1521 (For non-production)
- dbserver01.uits.uconn.edu:1521 (For production)
click the 'add' button

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