SSH Clients for Windows
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I know there is Putty, but is there any other? Are they better?
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Kitty is pretty good. Suped up Putty. http://www.9bis.net/kitty/
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@anonymous said:
I know there is Putty, but is there any other? Are they better?
If I'm forced to use Windows then I like to install as many command line cygwin things as I can. It's not exactly a replacement for putty so much as a whole Linux/UNIX environment within Windows.
If I'm not using the computer everyday, then whatever
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If you need Windows, run Linux in a VM on it and that works great
Really, though, I just use PuTTY. Always have.
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@scottalanmiller said:
If you need Windows, run Linux in a VM on it and that works great
I've only got 8 of them loaded at the moment. I learned UNIX way before Microsoft started in on this thing called powershell, so I just get things done faster with that different tool set.
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I learned BASH shell before Microsoft had Windows for business use yet! I learned UNIX before Windows 3.11 and BASH shell many years before that.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I learned BASH shell before Microsoft had Windows for business use yet! I learned UNIX before Windows 3.11 and BASH shell many years before that.
We're showing our age here I think. I started using computers back in the days of DOS4.0, and a sysadmin on IRIX 5.4.11. Kinda scaring myself that I actually remember the exact version/subversion.
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I started with Windows 98SE.....
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I started on DOS 5.0
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@travisdh1 said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I learned BASH shell before Microsoft had Windows for business use yet! I learned UNIX before Windows 3.11 and BASH shell many years before that.
We're showing our age here I think. I started using computers back in the days of DOS4.0, and a sysadmin on IRIX 5.4.11. Kinda scaring myself that I actually remember the exact version/subversion.
Youngster!
I started using computers with the CBM SuperPET. Learned to program on DOS 1.0. Started my UNIX Admin work on the original Solaris release but that was five years after I had been doing programming work.
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Will make this a bit easier, my big dates are:
1979: Used and fell in love with computers.
1984: Started using Mac and DOS extensively, learned to program
1989: First internship in a Fortune 20 company, programming
1994: First UNIX Admin position
1999: Joined NTG -
I use ASG VisionApp Remote Desktop 2015 for all my server/appliance "remoting" needs.
http://www.visionapp.com/germany/solutions/asg-remote-desktop.htmlTabbed RDP, VNC, ICA, SSH (via Putty) and Telnet. Licensed per admin so I can install on my workstation and laptops.
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@JaredBusch said:
@scottalanmiller said:
1979: Used and fell in love with computers.
When you were 3?
Yup. My dad brought home a computer from Eastman Kodak and showed me programming. I still remember watching him write code standing in front of our bay windows of the old farm house. I didn't understand them at all, but he explained how he was telling the computer what to do. He wrote a program that made a stick figure move across the green terminal screen. I thought that it was the coolest thing ever and I've been obsessed with computers ever since.
Spent the next eight years cajoling my parents to get a computer at home.
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Back on topic.
I use Bitvise for SSH.
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@JaredBusch I was looking at that, do you like it?
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@anonymous said:
@JaredBusch I was looking at that, do you like it?
Very much. I have been using it for 5 years or so now.
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@wrx7m said:
I use ASG VisionApp Remote Desktop 2015 for all my server/appliance "remoting" needs.
http://www.visionapp.com/germany/solutions/asg-remote-desktop.htmlTabbed RDP, VNC, ICA, SSH (via Putty) and Telnet. Licensed per admin so I can install on my workstation and laptops.
Yeowch that's expensive!
I use MobaXTerm (http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/download.html) -- I think there are a few others here that use another one... I can't remember for the life of me what it is, lol.
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I like Bitvise for the server side port forwarding abilities. Awesome that you can force port forwarding from the server side. Client side SFTP server is nice too. Server side is licensed.
I use MobaXTerm for networking stuff. Love that you can open 4 windows in a quad tile format and enter the same commands on everything at the same time. Great for standard switch configs. Also love the SSHPass addon so you can have 1 line in your up arrow buffer and easily jump between multiple devices without prompting to accept keys, ask for username or ask for password:
sshpass -p 'MyPassword' ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no [email protected]SNMPv3 SSL nonsense has always been a pain for me on Windows. Super easy addon in MobaXTerm.
Surprised no one mentioned Tera Term. I think it's licensed. Have seen a few people use it for the scripting abilities.
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@quicky2g said:
I like Bitvise for the server side port forwarding abilities. Awesome that you can force port forwarding from the server side.
How is that different from Putty?
