How to connect remote Linux system with putty

How to connect remote Linux system with putty

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Putty Introduction

Putty is a free, Telnet under Windows x86 platform, SSH and Rlogin client, but the function is in no way inferior to the Telnet Tools business.

With the popularity of Linux on the server side applications, Linux system administration increasingly dependent on remotely. In a variety of remote access tools, Putty is one excellent tool.

 

Use it to remotely manage Linux machine is very easy to use, its main advantages are as follows:

◆ completely free;

◆ In Windows 9x / NT / 2000 run are very good;

◆ Full support for SSH1 and SSH2;

◆ green software, no installation, after downloading build a shortcut on the desktop can be used;

◆ very small, only 519KB (0.67 version);

◆ simple operation, all operations are realized in a control panel.

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Putty instructions

1, Putty will be downloaded to the machine, double putty.exe desktop shortcut.

 

 

2, select "Session", in the "Host Name (or IP address) " input box you want to access the host name or IP , such as LinuxServer or 192.168.11.22.

Port number (Port) has been used in accordance with the protocol differences, SSH default 22 , the Telnet  using the default 23 , Rlogin  use the default 513 .

3, choose the "Connection type" field selected protocol, usually Telnet or SSH, depending on the service provided by the server.

 

 

 

4, in the name of "Saved Session" Enter task input field, click " the Save " button, you can configure the task to save up.

 

 

5, the configuration is complete, select Session name saved, click the " Open " button.

The following login screen appears, enter the correct user name and password, you can use Putty connect the Linux host.

 

 

to sum up

In addition to Putty, there are many excellent Linux system remote connection software.

For example, individuals using more Xshell (Enterprise edition for a fee, home / school version is free, basic enough).