-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Load SuSE CD # 1 into your Windows box CD. Look for the Dos utils directory (my CDs are at home, so I can't give you the exact path) In that directory is PuTTY. It's a delightful SSH terminal with good features. It's only CLI, not X. I've even gotten many of my co-workers using it at the office! :)

-----Original Message----- From: Greg Freemyer [mailto:freemyer@NorcrossGroup.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 2:52 PM To: SuSE Linux Support List - English Subject: [SLE] Windows ssh client recommendations (for yast2 use)

I ssh from a windows box into SuSE boxes all the time.

In general it works great.

Running yast2 in terminal mode is the one exception.

Does anyone know a ssh client (and terminal emulation) that lets the alt-x key sequences work and draws the screen graphics correctly?

I mind it being commercial, but OSS would be better.

Currently I use cygwin and ssh when I want to run yast2, but the graphics show as funky chars.

I use "SecureCRT" in vt100 mode for my normal ssh access, but I don't know how to get alt-x type of keystrokes to be sent.

TIA Greg -- Greg Freemyer

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