For the session, you can use Telnet, SSH or Rlogin. Now, from ‘Connection type’ buttons, chose a login protocol. This would have been told to you by who’s providing you with the login account. Enter Internet host name of the particular server that you want to connect to, in the ‘Host Name’ box. Once you enter a few basic parameters, you can begin a simple session. Usually, you don’t have to change the configurations. The dialogue box which you see when you open PuTTY is what lets you control what happens on PuTTY. However, several wrappers are available for this purpose. It does not directly support session tabs. There’s also plink which is a tool for command-line connection, which has been utilized for the purpose of non-interactive sessions. PuTTY comes with command-line SFTP and SCP clients, known as ‘psftp’ and ‘pscp’. IPv6 is supported by network communication layer. It allows remote, local or dynamic types of port forwarding. PuTTY can emulate the control sequences from VT220 or xterm. It gives user control over SSH encryption key as well as protocol version and alternating ciphers like 3DES, AES, Blowfish as well as Public-key authentication. PuTTY supports several variations on its secure remote terminal. It is mainly developed and supported by volunteers.Įven though it has been ported to several other operating systems, PuTTY has been written originally for Microsoft Windows.
It supports various network protocols, Telnet, SSH, and raw socket connection. PuTTY is an open source terminal emulator, network file transfer application and serial console that is free implementation.
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