KiTTY Description
KiTTY is a fork of PuTTY version 0.76, the best telnet/SSH clients in the world. KiTTY is designed only for Microsoft®, Windows®. You can find more information about the original software or precompiled binaries for other systems on the Simon Tatham PuTTY Page. KiTTY includes all the features of the original software, plus many more as described on this website. You can check for classic features and verify if they still work. PuTTYCrypt patch for credentials from certificate (sshpubk.c merg fails). PuTTYCyg for converting a Cygwin terminal to KiTTY. Zmodem to transfer files using ZModem protocol. Background image created with the Covidimus patch New settings management evolution, ssh Core is almost completely rewritten, and Windows core functions are also rewritten.
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PuTTY
PuTTY is a free implementation for SSH and Telnet on Windows and Unix platforms. It also includes an xterm terminal emulator. PuTTY is a client application for the SSH and Telnet, Rlogin and SUPDUP network protocols. These protocols can all be used to remotely access a computer via a network. PuTTY implements the client side of the session. This is the end at the session is displayed and not the one it runs. PuTTY is run on a Windows computer. Then you tell it to connect (for example, to a Unix server). PuTTY opens a new window. You can then type anything into the window and it will send it to the Unix machine. Everything the Unix machine sends back will be displayed in the window. You can use the Unix machine like you were sitting at its console while actually sitting somewhere else. Named session profiles can save all of PuTTY's settings. You can also modify the default settings for new sessions.
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AbsoluteTelnet SSH Client
AbsoluteTelnet/SSH allows you to telnet and use SSH on Windows. Secure, flexible SSH client that supports SFTP file transfer and rock solid emulations. It is suitable for administrators, developers, and deployment across the enterprise. It supports industry-standard SSH protocols for secure terminal session data in insecure environments like the internet. AbsoluteTelnet users love the new tabbed interface. New features are constantly being added! AbsoluteTelnet has the features and performance you are looking for. Get AbsoluteTelnet now and give it a try! SSH features (compression and encryption, SSH port forwarding software, SSH file transfer software), Telnet features, tabbed user interface, keyboard mapping, as well as other terminal features (emulations pass-thru printing, scrollback). File transfer (xmodem, ymodem, zmodem, sftp). Other connection options (dialup and serial).
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PuTTYTray
Minimizing to system tray (on CTRL + minimize always or directly on startup). Icons can be customized. When a bell signal has been received, the icon blinks to indicate that the tray icon is being minimized. Window transparency can be configured. URL hyperlinking, portability. Optionally stores session configuration in files (for instance, on a USB drive). Access to the 'always-on top' setting (in system menu) is easy. Android adb support. Use the command line to load sessions from files. When the registry contains no sessions, it automatically selects'sessions form file'. Now built against PuTTy 1.61, you get features like Windows 7 Jumplist or Aero support. Executables signed now should make IE less annoyed. No code changes. URLs submenu for easier keyboard access Restore compatibility with older computers. No more errors in certificates, code signing certificate and timestamping Original compilation by Barry Haanstra. Now maintained by Chris West (Faux).
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Terminals
It is essential for system administrators and developers to log on to Linux servers frequently from a Windows computer. Windows doesn't have a native SSH client, unlike Linux OS. Putty is the most popular freeware ssh clients for Windows OS. It supports telnet as well as ssh protocols. Putty does not support tabbed windows. This is a limitation. Putty Connection manager was created to solve this problem, but it can be difficult to use. Terminals supports telnet, ssh, as well as RDP, VNC and RAS connections. You can save the password and login id of remote servers. Then, with one click, you can connect directly to the server. You can create a group and then connect to all servers in the group with one click. Multiple user credentials can be saved for the same server. You can also select the user name when connecting to the server.
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Company Details
Company:
KiTTY
Year Founded:
2003
Website:
www.9bis.net/kitty/
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Windows
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