Re: ssh or ssl-telnet?
On Sep 19, Rolf Obrecht wrote
> is ssh or ssl-telnet better in securing remote sessions (password
> encryption etc)? I've no clue. Which one should I prefer? Where are the
> differences?
ssh is not entirely free (check out /usr/doc/ssh/copyright.gz); ssltelnet
is.
ssh has some nice features for keeping passwords for other machines on your
current machine (encrypted using a passphrase of course), so (if you always
use ssh) you don't need to remember them.
ssh can be used to transfer files, and redirect arbitrary ports too.
Ray
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