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Manage your ssh connections with SecPanel

By Jack Wallen

“With SecPanel you can create a profile for each of your ssh
connections so that connecting is just a matter of opening up the
tool, selecting the connection you want from a list, and clicking
the Connect button. And for each profile you create, you can
associate numerous configuration options. In this tutorial you will
learn how to install and use SecPanel to manage your secure shell
connections.

“SecPanel hosts a number of useful features:

* X11 tunneling control
* SCP management
* IPv4/6 support
* SSH1/2 support
* Keypair management
* Trace window”


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