From: John Ackermann (mley@contato.net)
Date: Mon Jan 29 2001 - 01:13:46 EET
There's a DOS scp client called "pscp" included in the PuTTY program. I
like TeraTermSSH better as a terminal, but it doesn't have the scp utility.
pscp can be used independently of the PuTTY program, and it works fine
from within a DOS window (it's a command line program).
73,
John N8UR
pabaml@arubio.net
In message <anklgg@relay.tunkki.fi> you wrote:
>For the linux side use ssh -- more people use version 1 (ssh1) than
>use version 2 because of licensing restrictions, and the two are not
>compatible. Ssh comes with a secure file transfer utility called
>scp. Ssh is available in rpm and tarball, but I can't remember
>exactly where I found the rpm package.
>
>For the windows side use TeraTerm.
>
>I've been very happy using both ssh and TeraTerm. Links for both
>can be found on http://w4atc.ncsu.edu
>
>Jim
>
>"Brian J. McCarthy" wrote:
>>
>> I have to maintain a linux machine remotely. I can do most things via
>> telnet and ftp, but I do not want to use a plain text telnet or ftp across
>> the
>> internet. Is there a secure(encripted) telnet and ftp that can be
>> installed. The Server side will be on a linux machine, but the client will
>> be on linux or windows.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Brian McCarthy
>> Phoenix, AZ
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