I use secureCRT which works great with most version of ssh and telnet and
nearly every term type.
Quite a poweful little client that.
It ain't free tho, but there's a crack :/
dave
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> Jason Rennie
> Sent: Friday, 25 August 2000 7:21 AM
> To: Howard Lowndes
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> Subject: Re: [SLUG] ssh - Which one? - Another question
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> > Is there a Windows ssh client (and preferably and associated scp
> > client) that is compatible with openssh. The original reason
> that I stuck
> > with ssh v1 was because my understanding was that ttssh was only
> > compatible with ssh v1. Can anyone tell me the state of play re Windows
> > ssh clients working to openssh?
>
> I use putty for this. if you go the open ssh page and have a look at the
> windows clients you'll find it there. I've found it works very well.
>
> Jason
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