SSH Client for Windows 2000/XP
This is a discussion about SSH Client for Windows 2000/XP in the Windows Hardware category; Hi Guys, I am looking for a single-file commandline SSH Client for Windows 2000/XP, just like telnet that is built into Windows. My University Servers changed to SSH from telnet. I found a client called putty, but it is like graphical and you have to open it and then type in the servername and then connect.
Hi Guys,
I am looking for a single-file commandline SSH Client for Windows 2000/XP, just like telnet that is built into Windows.
My University Servers changed to SSH from telnet.
I found a client called putty, but it is like graphical and you have to open it and then type in the servername and then connect.
What I am looking for is to type in Run: SSH <servername>
Thats all!
ARC
I am looking for a single-file commandline SSH Client for Windows 2000/XP, just like telnet that is built into Windows.
My University Servers changed to SSH from telnet.
I found a client called putty, but it is like graphical and you have to open it and then type in the servername and then connect.
What I am looking for is to type in Run: SSH <servername>
Thats all!
ARC
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putty is the best one I have found - and you can use it from the command prompt using plink (putty link). Here's the documentation of the syntax: http://www.tartarus.org/~owen/putty-docs/Chapter5.html#5
Just in case others want to try putty, here's their homepage: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
Just in case others want to try putty, here's their homepage: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
Cool, thanks.
