Re: [cobalt-users] SSH Question

["Michael Zimmermann" <zim@xxxxxxxx>]

"Kris Dahl" <krislists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> meant:
> [snip] You
> have to use an SSH client, and typically if you are using windows, that
> means its going to be a far superior terminal application than the built
in
> telnet.exe.  So from you perspective it will seem much cooler.  I use
PuTTY
> when I am on Windows, and it is free.  Mac, I use F-Secure.  Linux I tend
to
> use OpenSSH client.

I'm using TeraTerm together with ttssh (the latter makes TeraTerm into
an SSH client) on Windows and I'm happy with it. Both are free.
But this combination is just for interactive work. For other SSH tools
(like scp - secure copy - you will have to use either a Windows port
or another OS). I plan to do that from a Linux box anyway :o)

Mike