Every once in a while I hear of windows users trying to find a good SSH client for Windows to connect to their Linux boxes. For the longest time, a couple of the more popular choices have been Cygwin and Putty....
Hi, 1. Work out how to connect to your server. You’ll need Putty (available at ) – from the Session screen, put in your hostname, most likely port 22 for SSH, make sure SSH is selected as the connection type...
This tutorial is aimed at Windows users and focuses on PuTTY as our SSH client of choice. Are you stuck behind a firewall or looking to add some privacy to your browsing? Whenever I’m off my own network I fire...
Lets assume the following:Linux Server - gate.college-server.com:22 (SSH listens on port 22)Internal Server - internal.college-server.com:3389 (RDP listens on port 3389)RDP connection will be on localhost:3399 (should...
There’s lots of articles on SSH tunneling, and plenty that cover how to create a tunnel with PuTTY, so why write another one? Because I spent longer than I should have trying to get this working the other day,...