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+1. If you are somehow stuck on Windows, MobaXterm is quite nice for achieving a similar storage of SSH logins and password.
by onli 8y ago
+1. If you are somehow stuck on Windows, MobaXterm is quite nice for achieving a similar storage of SSH logins and password.
- pletnes 8y agoIsn’t git bash and its ssh config file equivalent to that on *nix systems?
- xnyanta 8y agoYeah, the git bash environment or even WSL Bash if you can get it on your machine will give you the ability to use the OpenSSH config file.
- sp332 8y agoMicrosoft added a native SSH client (and server) recently. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/12/microsoft-quietly-snuck-an-ssh-client-and-server-into-the-latest-windows-10/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/12/microsoft-quietly-sn...
- rhizome 8y agoPutty, Moba, etc. usually have Session dialogs to save this stuff: https://puttysm.sourceforge.io/images/psm-folders.jpg https://puttysm.sourceforge.io/images/psm-folders.jpg
- gear54rus 8y agomRemoteNG is very good for many remote sessions.
- nreece 8y ago+1 for mRemoteNG (although it uses Putty for SSH), but it supports a lot more: RDP, VNC, Telnet, raw sockets.