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SupportSmith for Remote Desktop v.1.5.0.7
SupportSmith for Remote Desktop is a free plugin for Microsoft Remote Desktop that enables SSH/2 access to any computer, allowing to pass through firewalls with a 128-bit encrypted channel. Use any SSH server or a SupportSmith Communications Server.
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SupportSmith Remote Desktop & VNC v.2.1.0.11
SupportSmith is an integrated platform that provides remote desktop access and online customer support, establishing secure SSH/2 AES 256-bit encrypted connections between computers, through NATs, firewalls and proxies.
SSH Navigator v.1.01
Navigate local and remote file systems, copy, move, delete, sort, cancel transfers, and change file attributes with this easy-to-use client SSH/SFTP application. Stores connection information for all your favorite sites, so you just type it in once.
NetTerm v.5.4.2.8
Terminal with direct connection, telnet client and terminal connected via modem are some of the forms of the network terminals shown to the hosts supporting the dial-in modems or telnet protocols, which is basically the action of NetTerm.
Portable WinSCP 5.1.4 B3020 v.3020
WinSCP is an open source free FTP client and SFTP client for Windows that also supports the SCP protocol.
MindTerm v.3.4.1
World-class Java SSH2 Client MindTerm is one of the most widely used Java-based SSH2 clients in the world.
SupportSmith IT Support v.2.1.0.12
SupportSmith v2 IT Support offers professional and company users the necessary resources to quickly establish secure connections between computers. File Transfer and Remote Shell tools included. No open ports required. Connect quickly and safely!
Syncplify.me Server! v.4.0.6.406
Secure FTP, FTPS (implicit and explicit TLS) and SFTP server for Windows. Runs as a system service, supports large files (> 4GB), virtual folders, PKI authentication, global and per-user security, event handlers, and it's free for personal use.
TinyTERM v.5. 1. 2600
Professionals in today's modern office environment rely on a networked collection of desktop computers, printers, laptops, and back-office servers to do their job.