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Multi PuTTY Manager Secure (ssh manager)
putty session manager
ssh putty manager Its modified copy of original MPManager 2015 year.. https://sourceforge.net/projects/multiputtymanager/ Added same features : Database password AES enscription, unlock with custom password. Locking apllication with password. Added autologon with ssh public key. Added support of XWindows login. Fixed bugs. -
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IT-Remote Service Tools
Manage Remote Connections, RDP, SSH, Mikrotik, VNC
Manage remote connections for Remote Desktop "RDP" , VNC Viewers, PuTTY , and Mikrotik. Easy to manage connections places, you can add , edit and delete connection place by just one click. IT-Remote Service Tools is secured with password with possibly to turn ON or OFF feature. Configurations file are Extensible Markup Language XML. Password are encypted with symmetric-key encryption that means the string can only be decrypted if the other party has the correct key (which is used... -
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Advanced Putty Manager
Tabbed Putty Connection Manager providing upload/download also
Advanced Putty Connection Manager is a tabbed putty solution aimed to organize all your flying putty windows in one place. In addition to that, it also aims at providing various advanced functions like uploading / downloading files without having to leave the interface.
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