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Quest PuTTY
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Quest PuTTY is a derivative of Simon Tatham's PuTTY, an open-source Secure
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Shell (SSH) client for Microsoft Windows.
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http://rc.quest.com/topics/putty/ - Quest PuTTY home page
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http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ - PuTTY home page
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Features added to baseline PuTTY
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* GSSKEX host authentication using SSPI
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* gssapi-with-mic and gssapi-keyex user authentication using SSPI
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* able to initialise authentication username with windows username
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* able to provide dialog password prompts when using PLINK
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* Group Policy support for some security options
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* transfer bandwidth limiting for PSCP
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Please see CHANGES.txt for detailed change history.
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Installation options
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* PuTTY executables (plink.exe, putty.exe, etc) can be run 'standalone',
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i.e. without a package being installed. Quest Software recommends that
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the MSI package be installed where possible.
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* The directory to create shortcuts in can be chosen during installation
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by overriding the SHORTCUTFOLDER property. This is done from a Command
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Prompt, like so:
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C:\> MSIEXEC /i Quest-Putty.msi SHORTCUTFOLDER="C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Quest PuTTY"
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Alternatively, a transform file (.MST) can be used.
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Building from source
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Please see the file BUILDING.txt for details on compiling Quest PuTTY.
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Licence
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Please see the file putty/LICENCE for licence conditions.
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