The SSH Grid plug-in supports the following protocols:
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Ssh and scp (Open SSH). Select these protocols
to dispatch the OS Command from a local Linux system to a remote
Linux system, whenever security has to be maintained (e.g., when
crossing a firewall). Secure Shell (Ssh) is a
remote login protocol that uses public-key encryption to authenticate
users and to secure their login sessions. Secure Copy (scp)
is the corresponding file-transfer protocol. Open SSH
is a commonly-used open-source implementation of these protocols.
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SSH and scp (PuTTY). Select these protocols to
dispatch the OS Command from a local Windows system to a remote Linux
system, whenever security has to be maintained (e.g., when crossing a
firewall). PuTTY is a commonly-used open-source
implementation of the ssh/scp
protocols made specifically for Windows.
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Rsh and rcp. Select these protocols to dispatch
the OS Command from a local Linux system to a remote Linux
system, whenever security is not a concern (e.g., when both are behind
the same firewall). Remote Shell (Rsh) and Remote
Copy (rcp) are standard remote login and file-copy
protocols that are available on all Linux systems (except where
deliberately removed or replaced). These protocols are fast, but they
are not secure.
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