Linux _ remote
Securecrt is recommended.
Recommended latest personal file retention address: Link: http://url.cn/OmYveI (password: qobr)
Another lightweight Putty: Link: http://url.cn/VIgDeZ (password: ihpq)
UI-based recommendations use xmanager: Link: http://url.cn/OmYveI (password: lkym)
FAQs about securecrt settings
Generally, you can find the settings on the interface on the Internet.
Securecrt provides the common FTP link function, namely, securefx. Here we will talk about Chinese garbled characters of this function.
This problem also plagued me for a long time and finally found a solution through self-exploration.
1. Find the securefx configuration folder (options -- Global Options, general configuration folder), such as: D: \ Program Files \ securecrt \ data;
2. in the sessions subdirectory of the configuration folder, (my options are c: \ Documents and Settings \ Administrator \ Application Data \ Vandyke \ config \ sessions) find the session file (. INI extension), double-click to open;
3. Find filenames always use utf8, change the parameter after = to 00000001, save and exit. It seems that securefx is not very good at detecting the character encoding on the FTP server. You need to forcibly specify the utf8 encoding format in the session configuration file, and the configuration cannot be found on the GUI, therefore, you can only manually modify the configurations in the session file.
We recommend the above practices. I think there are some operations to modify the Linux configuration on the Internet. We do not recommend this. Here, I will note the following:
Windows Remote
You can directly use your mstsc.exe for remote personal accounts in windows.
If the management is remote, you can use TeamViewer.
Remote tool record