SSH install info

[Charles K. Lee II]

My SSH Experience:

-Run the command "apt-get install ssh" on my Linux box
-Wait for Debian package management magic to finish
-Install PuTTY on my Windows 2000 machine (which consists only of downloading
and running the executable)

And then I have a working SSH implementation.

And with a dynamic DNS service, I'm able easily log into my computer
remotely (don't have to memorize my IP :P).

I've used both PuTTY and TeraTerm's SSH extension and I find PuTTY to a bit
better.  You can save connection settings for each computer you connect to
and it definitely keeps to the KISS (keep it simple, stupid) philosophy 
It even has a command line switch to start with one of the saved setting
configuration, so I've got a shortcut  on my desktop that automatically 
presents a login prompt to my Linux box.

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