PuTTY
Publisher
A Telnet and SSH client for Win32 platforms.
Product Details
PuTTY is a free implementation of Telnet and SSH for Win32 platforms, along with an xterm terminal emulator.
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PuTTY
Reviewed byAnonymousonThu, 10th July 2003
It does what you need it to do and it does it well, add to that it is free and you can not complain much. The gui could be updated a bit and the tool set prettied up with some better menu placement and some usability features added but it doesn't stop the user from doing what they need to do.
Does it get any better?
Reviewed byAnonymousonTue, 8th May 2001
This is one of the best SSH clients for windows I have ever seen. I have been using this product for the last 8 months and not a single complaint. The executable that is downloaded is the whole program. No need for an install/uninstall. No need to worry about registry entries, rebooting or even bad graphics cards.
It is just one simple executable. The executable is a only 220K. It takes just a few seconds to download on xDSL or 3 minutes on a modem.
The options are easy to understand and configure. Everything about this application is very straight forward.
I would encourage anyone to download this program and give it a try. If they don't like it, just delete the executable. Too simple..:)