Windows software (console) to send commands to linux server?
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Windows software (console) to send commands to linux server?
Hello,
please is there any simple software which allows simple login to the linux server via ssh and then from windows software execute commands, even simultaneously (mean as different processes, example i run some task and then i can also do next commands? thx
Cygwin will give you a full linux-ish command line on the Windows system, which you can then ssh from like normal. Or you could install any number of ssh clients for Windows, such as putty.
please is there any simple software which allows simple login to the linux server via ssh and then from windows software execute commands, even simultaneously (mean as different processes, example i run some task and then i can also do next commands? thx
Putty works fine here. To run commands simultaneously you will either have to learn job control or you better use, as already mentioned, programs like screen or tmux to multiplex the console (even with multiple console screens at once).
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