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VanDyke Software has many resources available to help you explore a VShell server solution, as well as to learn about deploying and maintaining the software. The following is a listing of additional product, support, software, and solutions resources available to you. Remember, there's a person behind every link if you have questions.

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Support secure remote administration?
Provide a secure file transfer solution?
Offer users secure remote access?

Other resources:

VShell History.
FIPS 140-2 Information.
Get answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the VShell server.
Join the discussion about the VShell server in our forums where a lively conversation is underway about the current version and future roadmap for VShell.
Download a 30-day evaluation.

Learn more about secure file transfer and other solutions.
Case Studies are a great way for you to share your success with VShell with other customers.
VanDyke client applications are designed to take advantage of advanced features in VShell including the Public Key Assistant.
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