Functionality of Secure Shell

Secure Shell provides three main functionalities, which open the door for many creative secure solutions.

Secure command-shell
Port forwarding
Secure file transfer

Secure Command-Shell
Command shells such as those available in Linux, UNIX, Windows, or the familiar DOS prompt provide the ability to execute programs and other commands, usually with character output. A secure command-shell or remote logon allows you to edit files, view the contents of directories, and access custom database applications. Systems and network administrators can remotely start batch jobs, start, view or stop services and processes, create user accounts, change permissions to files and directories and more. Anything that can be accomplished at a machine's command prompt can now be done securely from the road or home.

Execute remote commands with the Secure Shell

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