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...It invokes psexec.exe command tools with ID/password stored locally (AES256 encrypted). Basic step 1. Select servers from predefined list in various domain or groups, you can edit server list. you also can input server name manually in "Input Host" combo box, it will store latest servers you recently login. You can just input server name and select radio button to add suffix. 2. Input your ID/Password. Password / ID can be saved and auto load for next time 3. Selection action: Login, ping or remote execute command / SQL query. ...

sshicon is the Ubuntu based application as well as it is free version. sshicon is the best application for the system administrator. Because if you are a system administrator then you have to login many servers in a single day. So, you have to memorize or copy all of the server’s user_names and passwords, practically it is so much painful for any system administrator. Thus, if You use this “sshicon” command then you will be free from your painful task and at the mean time your working...

It is nothing fancy - a single executable, a terminal window and a log file - but it can clear up some space on servers! (and workstations too!) I've tried CCLeaner and various other cleanup tools - all seem to force a GUI and clicking buttons, which is not good when administering hundreds of workstations and servers. This tool simply clears out useless files in every profile on the system. The log (in Public or All Users folder) suggests which profiles can be deleted (auto-deleting...