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How do I get a secure terminal on a Secure Shell Server ?

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SecEx supports a "Secure Command Prompt" facility for remote systems which is equivalent to a Windows (TM) command prompt. "Secure Command Prompt" supports fully interactive programs or facilities normally offered by a VT100+ terminal emulators.

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When you are logged into a Secure Shell Server, you can click on the toolbar button shown above to activate a Secure Command Prompt on the remote system. Secure Command Prompt will automatically log you into your default shell on the remote SSH server. When logging into a Windows SSH Server you will see the familiar "cmd.exe" on Windows NT/2000 or "command.com" on 95/98 systems. When logging into a SSH server running a UNIX style operating system, you will be presented with the same shell you normally use, Bourne Shell, Z-Shell, etc.

When navigating the remote files system of a SSH Server, you may right-click on any folder and select "Secure Command Prompt Here" to obtain a secure shell prompt in that specific folder.

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