SSH
Secure Shell is the de facto standard for remote logins, with an
estimated three million users in 80 countries. It solves the most
important security problem on the Internet: hackers stealing
passwords. Typical applications include remote system
administration, file transfers, and access to corporate resources
over the Internet.
SSH security goes beyond the basic secure login. For local
applications using TCP/IP ports, SSH can reroute data to an
encrypted data channel between a local machine and an SSH server.
The server then "forwards" the data to other servers. SMTP,
POP and IMAP are examples of traffic that can be secured using port
forwarding.
To using SSH technology to access your server. There are some
software will help you to do:
-SecureCRT
software combines the secure login and data transfer
capabilities of Secure Shell™ (SSH) with the reliability,
usability and configurability of a proven Windows terminal emulator.
- SSH
Secure Shell 2.2
The SSH Secure Shell 2.2 for Workstations Windows features a
fully integrated secure file transfer user interface, advanced
terminal emulation, handy "New Window" feature, public key
authentication, and a lot more.
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