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putty

SSH, Telnet, and Rlogin client for connecting to remote servers. Note: On Linux, the native ssh client is often more convenient. PuTTY is more commonly used on Windows. More information: https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/htmldoc/Chapter3.html#using-cmdline.

  • Connect to a remote host via SSH:

putty -ssh {{username}}@{{hostname_or_ip}}

  • Connect to a remote host on a specific [P]ort:

putty -ssh {{username}}@{{hostname_or_ip}} -P {{port}}

  • Load a saved session:

putty -load {{session_name}}

  • Connect with a private key for authentication:

putty -ssh {{username}}@{{hostname_or_ip}} -i {{path/to/private_key.ppk}}

  • Connect via Telnet:

putty -telnet {{hostname_or_ip}}

  • Enable [X]11 forwarding:

putty -ssh {{username}}@{{hostname_or_ip}} -X

  • Set up [L]ocal port forwarding:

putty -ssh {{username}}@{{hostname_or_ip}} -L {{local_port}}:{{destination_host}}:{{destination_port}}

  • Display help:

putty -help