Introduction to LINUX Remote Online Software: PUTTY, SecureCRT, X-Manager, puttysecurecrt

Introduction to LINUX Remote Online Software: PUTTY, SecureCRT, X-Manager, puttysecurecrt

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This article gives a brief introduction to the three most commonly used remote online software for remote access to Linux:

I. PUTTY

First, we will introduce a very small but frequently used software, which is PUTTY. The reason for this introduction is that this software is very easy to use and is not required,.

Description:

The link is as follows:

Ii. SecureCRT

Iii. X-Manager

This briefly introduces how to use online software to log on to LINUX.

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Remote Access to Linux putty

In linux, you need to start the ssh service and allow password verification. If you want to log on with root, you also need to enable allow root account login.

LINUX Remote Terminal problems (SecureCRT)

Let me give you a solution. After mounting the system, we will create a CRONTAB task and then it will be executed automatically. Just write the statements you need to execute into a SHELL, make it exit automatically after execution. This is irrelevant to TELNET or SSH logon.