Audience

Developers and system administrators in need of a solution to manage their terminals and remote servers

About Terminals

For developers and system administrators, it’s a necessity to frequently log on to Linux servers from a Windows computer. Unlike Linux OS, Windows does not have a native ssh client. Putty is the most used freeware ssh client for Windows OS. It supports telnet and ssh protocols. One constraint with Putty is that it does not have support for tabbed windows. Putty Connection manager is developed to solve this problem but it has got a lot of issues in using the utility. Terminals supports not just telnet and ssh but also RDP, VNC, and RAS connections. You can save the login id and password of the remote servers and with a single click, you can connect to the server. You can create a group of servers and with a single click, you can open connections to all the servers added to the group. You can save multiple user credentials for the same server and can select the user name while connecting to the server.

Pricing

Starting Price:
Free
Free Version:
Free Version available.

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Company Information

TECHNLG
www.technlg.net/windows/terminals-ssh-telnet-client-windows/

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Product Details

Platforms Supported
Windows
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Documentation
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