Replacement of SecureCRT in Linux: PACManager

Article Title: Replacement of SecureCRT in Linux: PACManager. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Securecrt is often used to manage linux servers in windows. Its main features include:
1. Tag-based Management
2. tags can be cloned to facilitate different tasks on different tags.
3. Server LIST supports Classification
4. cache the passphrase Of the key. You only need to enter the key once. You do not need to enter the key for subsequent server access.
5. Forward agent.
You can use securecrt to log on to two servers and the two servers have their own keys. In this case, two servers can access each other using scp files without additional settings, this process uses the SSH Forward agent feature, which forwards authentication.
In linux, gnome terminal is commonly used for linux management. Compared with securecrt, it is not necessary to start from Taiyuan, recently, I found a replacement tool for securecrt on the Internet. It turned out to be WOW! The PAC Manager is found on Ubuntu.
Http://wowubuntu.com/pac-254.html
Its main features:
1. Tag-based Management
2. tags can be cloned to facilitate different tasks on different tags.
3. Server LIST supports Classification
4. Forward agent (this can be implemented through the configuration of the PAC itself, or by modifying the configuration of/etc/ssh/ssh_config ).
In comparison, we can see that PAC Manager does not support cache passphrase. This means that every time you log on to a server, you need to enter your key's passphrase, however, this can be achieved by modifying the system configuration.

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