Accessing UNIX server using PuTTY (SSH)

Secure Shell (SSH) is a network protocol used to allow secure access to a UNIX terminal. PuTTY is the recommended application to use for SSH connections from a Windows operating system. PuTTY allows you to access your files and email stored on the engineering servers. It also provides a UNIX environment to run programs that some courses require. PuTTY can be used to do this from any Windows computer, on or off campus. PuTTY is installed on all engineering computers running Windows.

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