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Secure CRT (Vendor
FAQ) Pros:
- SecureCRT
combines terminal emulation with strong encryption, broad
authentication options, and data integrity of the Secure Shell
protocol.
- SecureCRT
provides secure remote access for SSH, Telnet, Telnet/SSL, RLogin,
serial, and TAPI protocols, file transfer, and data tunneling.
- SecureCRT
features a multi-session tabbed interface with extensive session
management and customization, including toolbars, menus, key maps,
fonts, cursors, and color schemes.
- Named sessions and firewalls let
you create session-specific configurations.
- Choose from a wide range of
emulations including VT100, VT102, VT220, ANSI, SCO ANSI, Wyse
50/60, Xterm, and Linux console.
- Save valuable time by automating
routine configuration tasks with SecureCRTs powerful scripting
capabilities.
Cons:
- Highly configurable but can be
confusing at times.
- Available only via the Stanford Web
Site.
Quest PuTTY (Vendor
FAQ)
Pros:
- Full SSH support for Symbian OS
devices, PuTTY makes it easy to administer almost any Unix-based
server.
- PuTTY
looks and acts like a classic SSH terminal, allowing users to
establish a secure connection right from their mobile phones.
- It supports versions 2 of the SSH
protocol.
- It also supports key
authentication, though you'll need to generate keys with the
PuTTYgen utility, freely distributed with the PuTTY for Windows
platform.
- This software is also free to
download and use.
Cons:
- Not enough Customizations. Does not
allow multiple multiplexing sessions and lack of Kerberos
authentication.
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