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PuTTy
PuTTy is a free and open source Terminal emulator, originally written for Windows, which also works on a variety of other Operating Systems.
Useful for accessing servers or VPS systems via SSH, PuTTy saves configuration information like auth and login details, allowing you to quickly SSH to all your servers and VPS’es quickly.
A very handy tool, its one of the most important if you are on Windows and need to access systems remotely.
Its also free, as in beer.
Further Assistance
If you don’t find what you need on this page, you can contact us for assistance with whatever you’re trying to achieve via PuTTy or, there are a plethora of handy PuTTy courses on Udemy to try.
How to Download from WeTransfer Straight to your Server in PuTTy / Terminal
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Where to Download PuTTy
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How to find file creation / modified date using Unix commands in terminal window
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