Thanks a lot for Eric's tutorial, here's my simplified version, the original written by EricRemote Login Linux server has two famous software, one is commercial software SECURECRT, one is open source software putty. the safety performance of both is very high, developed for many years, trustworthy, but based on economic considerations, I chose Putty. Note: Whether you choose SecureCRT or putty, the use of third-party version of the cracked version, the Chinese version, they are a security risk. Putty, there was a "backdoor" incident . Putty Official Website:www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/%7Esgtatham/putty/download back without installation, directly double-click to open the input IP port number, link up just fine this is not much to write Realize double-click without password to directly login 1. Double hit Open putty,1 is the IP address, 2 is the port number, 3 is the saved name, click 4 Save2. Make a shortcut to Putty.exe, and change the name of the shortcut to the name of the service you want to remember. 3. Right-click Shortcut, PropertiesIn this place write C:\Users\qq\Desktop\putty.exe-load "saved server name"-ssh-l user name-PW password c:\user\qq\desctop\ Putty.exe is I put putty position, this generation of the shortcut will have, the main is added from the beginning of the-load from the back of the contents of the server name refers to the 2nd step, save a name that you can easily remember, after-l write login after the user name after the-PW write password, Write good save, the next time directly click on the shortcut can not write the login name and password can be directly linked to the server note: port number, the default is 22, if you have changed the port number, to the C:\Users\qq\Desktop\putty.exe-load "Save the server name" -ssh-l User name-PW password-P Port number
Putty implementation without entering user name password directly login
