SSH
Each topic is a divided into the following sections:-
SSH provides secure communication across a network. It encrypts all
traffic in both directions to make it secure. When you use SSH to log
onto a remote machine, the password you will be prompted should be
safe as should any other sensitive information you exchange. SCP is a
service that runs over SSH which allows files to be transferred
to/from a remote machine. SSH provides an authorisation service that
can allow you to login to a remote machine, or exchange files, without
having to supply a password for the account you access on the remote
machine.
Open SSH is a version of SSH that is open source and is available on most platforms.
SSH is available both on Windows and Linux, servers and laptops.
I am sorry, this section is not yet available.
In the meantime see the
SSH/SCP
of the Networks chapter of the
Introductory Computing Manual
SSH, the Secure Shell : The Definitive Guide Daniel J. Barrett, et al
O'Reilly UK
None that I am aware of.
OpenSSH FAQ
Sorry, not available.
Open SSH Manual pages
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