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ssh setting
I would like to implement the secure shell environment in order for me to close all telnet and ftp ports.
1) Anyone can assist to give me a steps of what to do so that I can implement the ssh on my AIX5.3 server. 2) Currently I have installed putty in my PC to replace telnet directly into the server. Can I then close the telnet port? 3) Do I need to install something on my AIX? such as ssh daemon? 4) how about sftp? How to use sftp to replace my regular ftp from PC or ftp to server? |
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1. decide which build of openssh to install.
2. download it 3. follow the installation instructions. |
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Why use "sftp" when you can use "scp" (or putty's pscp)?
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I would just use scp, it's quite easy.
You can then use gui scp on windows to drop large amounts of files into aix as well. |
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I can't find any scp in putty, all putty has is Raw, Telnet, Rlogin, SSH. The version that I have is 0.55.
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Any suggestion of build of ssh? and any website for me to download? Tq.
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Look in the same directory as putty.exe, you should find pscp.exe.
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