learn more...There are multiple ways to create an SSH session from the command line using PuTTY. The first way involves using the PuTTY program itself. PuTTY comes with a number of options that can be used to invoke the graphical PuTTY terminal from the command line. A description of these options is available within the PuTTY help file. To run PuTTY from the command line:
For example, if you want to start PuTTY with a connection to server.example.com as user sshuser, type the following at the Windows command prompt and press Enter: C:\>putty -ssh -l sshuser server.example.com To start PuTTY with a saved session called "ssh server", type the following at the Windows command prompt and press Enter: C:\>putty -load "ssh server" After authenticating successfully, you will have a shell prompt on the remote machine. |
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