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Re: authpf - Idiot proof ssh for windows?
- To: "Lee Smith" <lee_smith@mailhaven.com>, <misc@openbsd.org>
- Subject: Re: authpf - Idiot proof ssh for windows?
- From: "Chris Eidem" <ceidem@Dexma.com>
- Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 08:19:05 -0600
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- Thread-Topic: authpf - Idiot proof ssh for windows?
> Anyway, is there some kind of idiot proof
> ssh client for windows98/95 that you guys use. There seem to be a
> million random little shareware programs out there that do
> this sort of thing. What would you recommend?
>
> -Lee
I use putty all the time.
Install it, and configure a session to connect to a remote host.
If you are clever enough and the box is on for a continuous period use
putty-gen (ssh-keygen) to generate a public/private key pair, add the
public half to the authorized_keys on the remote host and pageant
(ssh-agent) to load the private key into the Winbox's memory.
You can then set up a session shortcut by putting
'<path\to\putty\putty.exe @saved-session' (no single-quotes) int the
Target line of the shortcut's properties.
I connect to one of my boxes (chawa) using putty like this
Target: %windir%putty.exe @chawa
Now, all I have to do is double click the icon and I'm in.
Not suggested for root though...
- chris