I wouldn't recommend it, but you could probably get it to work. I suppose if you're doing that sort of stored login credential thing, you could just write a little shell script which answered the appropriate prompts without too much trouble. This is only for tools which use ssh to access remote services and not for terminal access (as I mentioned I'm using WSL & SSH for that).ĭoes this feature exist in WSL? Not to my knowledge, but that could simply be that I haven't looked for it. On the windows side I do essentially the same thing except I use pageant and plink.
This WSL process is no different than I would do with a Linux desktop. If I'm on a laptop at a client site in a cube or something, sometimes I don't use ssh-agent and retype the cert passphrase each My certs are passphrase protected, I enter the passphrase once at the beginning of a shell session and allow ssh-agent to handle subsequent logins. I don't allow username/password for any system which I have responsibility (not even my local VMs for consistency's sake). So in case that you also have multiple actie SSH sessions open and hate the clutter, just give MTPuTTY a try.As mentioned in another comment, I don't use username/password for ssh. Personally I didn’t change anything other then setting my own Hot Keys for Next & Previous tab in MTPuTTY for easier usage. Off course you’re free to peak through the different options and get yourself familiar with the client. Since I previously had saved all of my PuTTY session where loaded in MYPuTTY and I could start using it by selecting the device in the left and open it. I use the portable version but the basic remains the same You’re asked to provide the directory where PuTTY is located so MTPuTTY can do its magic. You could either download the standard installation package of MTPuTTY or go for the portable option. For now I’ll assume that you have it on your laptop already. MTPuTTY: How To Install and Use?Īs mentioned this is just a GUI interface around PuTTY so you would still need to have PuTTY installed. I never liked the fact that I couldn’t put all of my open sessions into one screen using tabs and this is where MTPutty comes in! MTPuTTY: Multi Tabbed PuTTYĪs the name almost gives it a way MTPuTTY (MultiTabPuTTY) is a free GUI interface which wraps around PuTTY and enables you to have multiple active session open in simply one window but now tabbed. Since I’m using this tool on a daily base and often end up having multiple sessions open, I was looking at multiple PuTTY windows on my desktop. A tool which I use at work on a daily base to connect and manage our network devices. PuTTY is a SSH & Telnet for Windows and Unix platforms. It is developed and supported professionally by Bitvise. I’m sure that you have heard of Putty at least once. Bitvise SSH Client Bitvise SSH Client is an SSH and SFTP client for Windows.
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