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SSH Convenience

14 Mai
ssh-convenience

It is common practice to use ssh (= secure shell) for remote administration. Foremost because it is a very secure way doing it, and supported on a vast variety of operating systems:

  • BSD (Free-/Net-/OpenBSD) – comes along with OpenSSH already
  • Linux (Debian, Fedora, RedHat, SuSE, Ubuntu, etc.) – mostly comprises an optional OpenSSH software package
  • Mac OS X – comes along with OpenSSH already
  • Unix (AIX, HP/UX, Solaris, etc.) – comprise all some SSH software package
  • Windows – regularly lacks of useful tools, but putty fills that gap complete

 

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