No,"securecrt" doesn't contain a sshd server for windows.It's basically an
emulator for ssh,telnet,rlogin protocols.sshd needs to be running on the Unix
server where you want to connect to.
Ok,for connecting to your windows terminal from a linux box,you can use
"VNCViewer" from At&T.It requires th
On Sat, Jan 20, 2001 at 02:35:52PM -0800, Harry Putnam wrote:
: Does the `securecrt' supply a sshd to run on windows.
No, but vshell, also from van dyke does. It provides an ssh2 server.
I'm using it at my mother's house. Her PC is win2k, running on DSL,
behind a firewall. Her machine runs th
Vineeta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hey guys,it's working!!
> Thanks to David,Mikkel and Anthony for all your support.
> I finally managed it with "ssh2" from http://www.ssh.com and
> then,downloaded "securecrt" software as the ssh client for windows 95 which
> works out of the box and is great
Hey guys,it's working!!
Thanks to David,Mikkel and Anthony for all your support.
I finally managed it with "ssh2" from http://www.ssh.com and
then,downloaded "securecrt" software as the ssh client for windows 95 which
works out of the box and is great!
Works like a giffy!
Cheers,
Vineeta
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I just downloaded it but it seems to have no setting for a firewall.
I need to connect to an extrenal machine from within my LAN...
I guess,ssh client from http://www.ssh.com is fine but it doesn't connect even
to the internal ip of linuxbox from the windows m/c i am using...
Any problem/suggestio
On Thu, 18 Jan 2001 04:44:51 Vineeta wrote:
>I gather,i need a windows-ssh-client to connect through a firewall to the
>remote server from my windows box?
Look for "PuTTY". It's freeware, supports SSH2 and is easy to setup.
>For this,i'll need "sshd" daemon to be running on the remote server??
Hi,
Could you please clarify on how i can use "SSH" to accomplish the task
mentioned?
I gather,i need a windows-ssh-client to connect through a firewall to the
remote server from my windows box?
For this,i'll need "sshd" daemon to be running on the remote server??
Am i right?
Vineeta
David
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Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
> You may be able to do something using SSH instead. SSH can be
>set up to forward X connections, and it will also compress the
>information, saving bandwith. Now, I have never tried a double ssh
>connection forwarding X, so I
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Vineeta wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a question.regarding running X-applications of a linux box
> from a windows terminal.
> I have a windows 95 m/c on which i have configured Xserver from
> MicroImages.
> Now,i am behind a firewall which means i cannot directly connect to any
>
Hi,
I have a question.regarding running X-applications of a linux box
from a windows terminal.
I have a windows 95 m/c on which i have configured Xserver from
MicroImages.
Now,i am behind a firewall which means i cannot directly connect to any
outside machine through telnet.And,i want to run a
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