 | | | any good and free ssh tool on PC | any good and free ssh tool on PC 2005-05-03 - By Michael Velez
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> Subject: [Q] any good and free ssh tool on PC
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> We plan to block out Telnet and FTP on LINUX servers and use
> SSH. Does anyone know any good and free SSH
> tool on PC (windows)?
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> I have been tried PUTTY, but don't like it due to user
> interface NOT good.
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> Any other suggestion?
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I use Cygwin http://www.cygwin.com, which is more than just an ssh tool. It
simulates a LINUX/UNIX environment on a PC, which may be useful depending on
the skill level of your users. You can build any necessary shell scripts
for automation if need be.
It also has an X server so you can do X forwarding to the PC, albeit the X
forwarding is very slow if done from anywhere but the local network.
Michael
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