On Fri, Jul 13, 2001 at 08:24:09PM -0400, D-Man wrote: > On Sat, Jul 14, 2001 at 12:34:59AM +0100, Stig Brautaset wrote: > | Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > | > ray p wrote: > | > > | > > Or better yet get putty. It supports SSH 2 with public key > | > > authentication. And is small enough that you can put a key the > | > > client and the scp and sftp (FTP tunnled through SSH) client on ~2 > | > > floppies It can be run from the floppy and can connect to any SSH > | > > server has a lot of very cool features. Use the devel snapshot to do > | > > SSH 2 with public keys. > | > > | > I *think* you can just put it on a share somewhere, and then map a > | > drive to that share and run putty off of it. I reckon it depends on if > | > you have access to the floppy, to mapping drives, either, or neither. > | > | You can, but you are not (to my experience) able to save any of the > | setup-changes. > > Yeah, I believe that profiles are stored in the registry. Blast the > registry! If you can actually write to the registry, you can save the > options but it would only be for that particular terminal.
You can export the registry settings into a file. On any windoze maschine you can double-click on that file and you have all your saved-sessions back (*and* the known-host info). There is even a "putty.exe -cleanup" to remove your traces out of the registry. There is also a ssh-agent, scp and all the goodies you know from the linux version. CU pascal
