The use of remote connection tools under Linux

In actual development, Linux servers are located in other places. We need to connect to Linux remotely and
operate it. There are many Linux remote operation tools, such as Puttty, secureCRT, SSH Secure
, etc. commonly used in enterprises. In the course, we use the SSH Secure tool for remote connection, which is a free remote tool that integrates a graphical interface and a command
line window. The installation package is as follows:

After installation, two icons will appear:

Click the GUI icon:

Enter the interface:

About the solution to the garbled code of the remote tool:
When using the remote tool to connect, if there are Chinese files or directories in linux, garbled characters will appear when displayed, because
the linux encoding is UTF-8, and the remote tool defaults to the current system local encoding, which is GBK. So the solution is to
unify the two codes and it is OK, but the SSH Secure tool cannot set the code, so
the unified code is performed by modifying the system code of linux.
There is an i18n file in the /etc/sysconfig directory of linux representing the system code of linux

Modify it from UTF-8 to GBK to reproduce the connection to linux:

 

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