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| Secure SHell. SSH is a standard for secure and encrypted communications between computers, it's main use is to log in to remote computers in a secure way to execute commands. | = SSH = Secure SHell. SSH is a standard for secure and encrypted communications between computers, its main use is to log in to remote computers in a secure way to execute commands. |
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| Blinkenshell uses SSH to allow users to log in to the server and access their shell. Login information is available here: ["Info/Login"] | Blinkenshell uses SSH to allow users to log in to the server and access their shell. Login information is available here: [[Info/Login]] |
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| Read more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSH | Popular SSH client for Windows: [[PuTTY]]. Most UNIX-like OSes have OpenSSH already installed. Read more: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Shell|SSH on Wikipedia]] |
SSH
Secure SHell. SSH is a standard for secure and encrypted communications between computers, its main use is to log in to remote computers in a secure way to execute commands.
Blinkenshell uses SSH to allow users to log in to the server and access their shell. Login information is available here: Info/Login
Popular SSH client for Windows: PuTTY. Most UNIX-like OSes have OpenSSH already installed.
Read more: SSH on Wikipedia