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putty

SSH, Telnet, and Rlogin client for connecting to remote servers. tldr-pages

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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.

Connect to a remote host via SSH

putty -ssh username@hostname_or_ipIdentify

Connect to a remote host on a specific Port

putty -ssh username@hostname_or_ip -P portIdentify

Load a saved session

putty -load session_nameIdentify

Connect with a private key for authentication

putty -ssh username@hostname_or_ip -i path/to/private_key.ppkIdentify

Connect via Telnet

putty -telnet hostname_or_ipIdentify

Enable X11 forwarding

putty -ssh username@hostname_or_ip -XIdentify

Set up Local port forwarding

putty -ssh username@hostname_or_ip -L local_port:destination_host:destination_portIdentify

Display help

putty -helpIdentify