SSH Clients for your PDA

14 Feb, 2006  Hardware, Quick Tips, Security, Software, Stuff

How many times have I been around a WiFi spot and wanted to remotly administer a computer but only had my PDA with me?

Well to many times, so I searched around for some free pocket SSH Clients and I also included a VNC Viewer for PDA’s too.

PocketPutty (http://pocketputty.duxy.net)

This SSH Client doesn’t require installation on your pocket pc and can be run straight away. It supports SSH1/SSH2 and Telnet. It also has a compression option that helps conserve bandwidth.

OpenSSH CE (http://www.eskimo.com/~webguy/service/openssh.html)

OpenSSH CD Doesn’t not require instalation aswell, but does require the user to configure it. (Putty doesn’t) OpenSSH CE does support secure file transfer whereas Putty doesn’t.

Putty = Fast Setup
OpenSSH CE = More Things

VNC Viewer for Pocket PC (http://www.cs.utah.edu/~midgley/wince/vnc.html)

Works on:

* PocketPC 2000 [ARM] [MIPS] [SH3]
* PocketPC 2002 [ARM]
* PocketPC 2003 [ARM]

Steven

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    Maxell said,

    April 4, 2006 @ 1:14 am

    Hello! Cool blog, interesting information! Great work, very useful. Thanks you!

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