Hi.
I've already responded to Mr. Smith on this topic, but failed to post it here.
SecureCRT from VanDyke software meets most of your needs below. It's a little
pricy for licencing, but is a very solid application.
> -command line support? gui support?
Not sure about command line, but it is a gui for Windows.
> -which authentication methods are supported?
telnet, rlogin, ssh1 (RSA, Password, TIS), ssh2 (Password, PublicKey).
> -port-forwarding -- can this be configured dynamically? x11 support?
Don't know.
> ftp proxying support?
There is an additional program (SecureFX) which supports ftp via ssh2.
> -attack detector support (this refers to a specific feature added in to
> cover a protocol flaw, iirc)
Don't know.
> -can the client generate rsa keys?
Yes, both ssh1 RSA keys and ssh2 PublicKey styles.
> -what methods of file transfer are supported? x|y|z modem, kermit, etc.
Zmodem.
> -scp support -- is it supported? what kind of interface is provided?
Don't think so, although it does support sftp via ssh2 (see above) if you also
get the SecureFX package.
> -can the terminal portion of the program display non-ascii -- e.g.
> how much multilingual support is there
Not Sure.
> -which protocol versions are supported? (1.5? 2.0? both?)
both.
> -what kind of licensing?
Per system licence with bulk discounts.
SecureCRT is the best that I've found so far.
-
kevin hendrix
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> ksmith> Does anyone have any recommendations for Windows 95/98 SSH
> ksmith> client software?
>
> i recommend ttssh for most folks and mindterm to folks who can tinker
> a bit w/ configuration files and can either install java or have it
> installed already.
>
> if you need a client that speaks the 2.0 protocol, i think your
> choices are limited -- not sure exactly which ones provide support for
> that. (though i have a vague recollection that the author of mindterm
> is working on 2.0 support)
>
> in no particular order, the following are the sorts of things i think
> about when choosing an ssh client.
>
> -command line support? gui support?
> -which authentication methods are supported?
> -port-forwarding -- can this be configured dynamically? x11 support?
> ftp proxying support?
> -attack detector support (this refers to a specific feature added in to
> cover a protocol flaw, iirc)
> -can the client generate rsa keys?
> -what methods of file transfer are supported? x|y|z modem, kermit, etc.
> -scp support -- is it supported? what kind of interface is provided?
> -can the terminal portion of the program display non-ascii -- e.g.
> how much multilingual support is there
> -which protocol versions are supported? (1.5? 2.0? both?)
> -what kind of licensing?
>
> i originally made this list intending for it to be merged in w/ the
> faq, but i never got around to sending it in.
