Previously, Dennis Gearon said:
>
> ***AND*** getting the certificate to work for it?
> My provider that runs php/mysql/etc only lets people use SSH connections
> for telnet, which I agree with.
As others have mentioned, PuTTY is the way to go. You can use key files
with it, or passwords (or both, using phrase-coded keys). You can also use
pscp, an scp clone for Windows (although it doesn't use keys AFAIK).
For file transfer needs, check out WinSCP: http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/
It's quite nice for copying files, and uses the familiar two-pane file
manager format that many FTP clients such as WS_FTP use. Users of Windows
Explorer will be able to pick it up easily. It's freeware, and quite
nicely done. However, I don't think it supports the use of keyfiles for
authentication.
-dan
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