Windows telnet to a Linux server

Linux access to Linux can use Ssh,openssh,vnc4server, graphical VNC and so on. Here is a description of Windows access to Linux

There are several different SSH clients on Windows, in which the open source putty is one of the most widely used, this is the green Chinese software, does not need to install, Download and run the Putty.exe main program, after testing the remote access, the folder and file name if it contains spaces, does not support, this is a bit regrettable!

There are various tools in putty, such as Pscp.exe: Copying files, Psftp.exe: Uploading and downloading files, etc.

Here I am using the virtual machine Linux system under the Windows system as the server remote access, the first thing to do is the Linux system to install SSH,OPENSSH is Linux under the most common SSH server/client software, such as

After the installation is complete, the system will automatically start the SSH server, if it is found that the server is not running, enabling putty under Windows will pop-up prompts for access denied. Then you can manually execute an SSH script with the start parameter to start the SSH server program

Script command: SUDO/ETC/INIT.D/SSH start

For the first sign-in, click "Yes" below

The test found that folder and file support for spaces is not ideal, such as

The rest of the operation will be the same as the Linux command.

Windows telnet to a Linux server