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VanDyke Software's SecureCRT is a terminal client that helps IT professionals manage secure remote access and securely “tunnel” e-mail, web, and corporate application data. To download a fully-functional evaluation copy of SecureCRT 7.0, visit the VanDyke Software website at.
A built-in TFTP server in SecureCRT 7.0 provides network administrators on Windows, Linux, and Mac platforms with a convenient way to manage an array of network devices, such as Cisco routers, from one application. One customer stated, “The addition of the connection-specific TFTP server has made it very convenient to manage all our Cisco devices without having to either leave the TFTP server running or remembering to turn it off when moving to the next task.”Īlso new in version 7.0 are the ability to skip authentication methods such as PublicKey or GSSAPI that might not be supported or configured on some systems, enhancements to mapping functions and buttons, and automatic updates to changed passwords in the Mac Keychain.
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