Secure-Shell Features
Secure Shell is a cryptographic protocol that securely transports data over an
unsecured network.
As the name suggests, its main purpose is to establish a
secure connection to a remote shell account
(typically on tcp port 22).
The current version of the protocol is
SSH v2.
ZOC Terminal is the software, which the user runs on his local computer to connect to
the remote server. Once connected, it enables the user to enter commands and
perform tasks through the shell of the remote computer.
- Fully RFC 4253 compliant.
- Based on industry reference implementation OpenSSH 8.6
- Client supports latest encryptions like ED25519 SHA256, SHA2 or AES-256ctr
- SSH public key, keyboard interactive or password authentication
- Static port forwarding (tunneling of connections to remote destinations)
- Dynamic port forwarding (client as a SOCKS proxy)
- X11 forwarding (lets you run X-Windows applications from the remote session)
- Proxy support (client connects to server through http/socks4/socks5)
- SSH agent forwarding between client and server
- Client side SSH key generator
- SFTP file transfer
- SSH Keep-Alive
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