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VanDyke Software secure client and server
products are based on the Secure Shell open protocol, providing
cross-platform access with secure authentication, strong encryption,
and data integrity. Read on to learn about Secure Shell technology
and how to make VanDyke software part of your network security toolkit.
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Secure Solutions
VanDyke provides secure solutions to vulnerable protocols like Telnet
and FTP. Our Secure Shell solutions, which combine the VShell® server
with the SecureCRT® and SecureFX® clients, provide the ability
for secure and remote administration of network resources from servers
to routers, securely access applications, and securely transfer files. Secure Shell Solutions |
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White Papers
VanDyke's Secure Shell white papers are for computer and software
industry professionals and managers investigating secure access
solutions with Windows workstations or servers as components. They
are also for Secure Shell administrators who are looking to maximize
the value of secure access services to their user base. White Papers
are available in HTML and PDF format. White
Papers
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Case Studies
VanDyke Software products are used by individuals and organizations
in more than 100 countries around the world. Read how solutions
using VanDyke's products are helping customers address critical
business challenges involving communications, remote access and
administration, file transfer, and network security.
Read the Case Studies
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Secsh Protocol Documents
"Secsh" was the official name for the Internet Engineering Task Force's (IETF) working group responsible for the SSH2 protocol. Secsh is commonly known as Secure Shell or SSH. The core documents for Secure Shell version 2, usually called SSH2, were published as RFC 4250-4254 in January, 2006. The Secsh IETF working group closed shortly thereafter. Of the significant work items for the working group, only the SFTP protocol specification did not advance to RFC. There is currently no working group addressing the SFTP protocol, nor any ongoing work. Links to current Secsh protocol documents are available
on this site.
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