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Best Ssh Client For Mac 2017 Holiday

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• You don't need one. Just open a console window a use ssh from the command line.
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  Originally posted by Emin
  You don't need one. Just open a console window a use ssh from the command line.
  

  
  

  
  Thanks for the reply. But, as mentioned in the previous post, I currently use the SSH utility via command line and I find it lacking in the features I want. It has no keepalive. Thus if I have to walk away from the computer for a bit when I return, whatever I was connected to is now dropped, and I have to re-establich the SSH session. Pain in the rear.
  A utility such as SecureCRT, for Windows computers only, has these features and more and is truly a superior SSH client. So I am hoping that other Mac users out there have the same requirements that I do, and have found a good utility somewhere that can fill this gap.
  Thanks!
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  Tried ssh -o TCPKeepAlive ?
• I would be interested in finding out a better SSH client than Terminal.
  At the moment, I click-hold on the Terminal icon in the dock and click 'Connect to server..'. Slightly easier than using the command line method.
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  Originally posted by Emin
  Tried ssh -o TCPKeepAlive ?
  

  
  

  
  No!! I have not tried that. However, I am trying right now. Thanks again for the prompt response!
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  Originally posted by Zeeple
  I need an SSH client that will save logon info for my most common servers that I SSH to
  

  
  

  
  You can use a command alias or a simple script to save the login command for each of your favorite servers, if re-typing the commands gets too complicated. In its simplest form, this just means typing the command into a text file and making the file executable. OpenSSH is a pretty decent SSH client, and the BSD environment that surrounds it offers a rich variety of ways to streamline your workflow. If I had to guess, I'd say the lack of 'sophisticated' GUI SSH clients for OS X is because the power-users that would use them prefer to leverage the CLI instead.
• Yeah, I haven't found a GUI ssh client I like as much as the command line. Color me geeky.
  Ditto to the above comments about making a quick shell script that just fires off the appropriate username/password, but that's a slight security risk, keeping your passwords in plain text like that.
  I set up secure keys between all my ssh2 connections, but you might not have that option.
• Well, I think I would like to use the command line too, if only I can iron out these few wrinkles and make it quicker and easier to connect to my servers.
  TCPKeepAlive: I have tried this option but it is not working for me. I have tried it via command line as such:
  ssh -o TCPKeepAlive=yes server.domain.com
  as well as placing it in /etc/ssh_config under 'Host *' But either way, the session is still dropped after a bit of inactivity.
  Alias: I have also put a few aliases in /etc/profile that allow me to reduce this:
  ssh -l barney -o TCPKeepAlive=yes host.domain.com
  to this:
  host
  but this still leaves me needing to enter the password everytime. (I know a petty grievance) which is more typing than I'd like to have to do. Is there no way to pass that via config files or command line?
  Thanks!
  Zeeple
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  Originally posted by Zeeple
  ..the session is still dropped after a bit of inactivity.
  

  
  

  
  I understand, that with other ssh clients (especially the one you wrote about) your sessions do stay open? In other words - is this an issue only from your Mac?
  

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  but this still leaves me needing to enter the password everytime. (I know a petty grievance) which is more typing than I'd like to have to do. Is there no way to pass that via config files or command line?
  
  

  
  

  
  It is possible to establish trust through host keys as well as authenticate through a personal ssh key. This second method is probably better. You would have to create a key with ssh-keygen, place it on the hosts in appropriate files etc, then use ssh-agent to keep it for you while your OS X session is open allowing password-less login onto other hosts.
  However, I actually think that having to enter a password when logging in is a good thing. A little inconvenience that actually improves security.
• Yep, this is only a problem when I use the Mac. But I think it is not an inherent difference in Operating Systems so much as it was a feature of a really good SSH client that *happened* to be written for Windows. This is the client, btw, that I am referring to:
  http://www.vandyke.com/products/securecrt/
• Except that I've never seen that problem on my Mac.. my guess is that it happens to be something about the ssh server on the other end.
• JellyfiSSH is a simple bookmark manager for connecting to *NIX boxes like BSD/Linux etc via Telnet or SSH 1 or 2. You can set preferences for each bookmark including the terminal colours, fonts, window size, transparency and default login. Version 4 introduces grouping which allows you to collect similar bookmarks into groups for better management - especially for large numbers of bookmarks.

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Free FTP/SFTP Client

1. CyberDuck

Cyberduck is a fairly popular file transfer client for Apple Mac and Microsoft Windows. It supports SFTP, FTP, FTPS, WebDAV, Amazon S3, and OpenStack Swift protocols. Cyberduck was built by David V. Kocher, Yves Langisch, and iterate GmbH. Perhaps the best, and fast FTP client is CyberDuck that actually supports many other connections such as SFTP (ssh based FTP), or even some Cloud Storage accounts. Its simplicity and usability makes it stand out from the competitors.

The advanced, free and with lot’s of features —Cyberduck is our favorite FTP client, psst! It also supports SFTP, Amazon, WebDav and around 10 more connections including Google Drive and Dropbox. You get all the unusual and pretty much everything you ever want with an FTP/SFTP client. This website runs on cloud hosting powered by DigitalOcean, and from the Day I used this client, I never looked for any alternative, and there is no reason to dump it and use another FTP client. But that depends on person to person. Talking about features, it has all those basic and even more like editing files using your favorite Text Editor (Notepad or Notepad++) and changing file permissions. It is available for MAC and Windows operating system.

Note: The only problem I faced was when I slowly double click on a folder to rename it, and it may sometimes consider this a folder opening action that causes the program to crash.

2. SmartFTP

At first glance, it would seem that you are using a file explorer of Windows 10. But in reality, it is a very good Ftp Client that supports multi-windows, history, and sort of other necessary and even useless. So many buttons may annoy you, and from my perspective, it’s probably not a user-friendly client. It comes with a 30-day free trial. With a very familiar look (as the interface is like once we see on Windows Explorer) makes the possibility that working on it would be easier. Along with many connection types, it supports SFTP, Telnet, ssh and storage like onedrive and Google Drive.

Talking of Interface and the features it gives the best of them while it might be little overwhelming for a new user (like me) to play with all those buttons it does have.

3. sFTPClient

It’s a less powerful FTP and sFTP client that run on Chrome (extension) and native application are available for Windows, Linux and MAC OS. I didn’t try its native applications for Windows, but I installed the Chrome extension that is around 3MB in size. You can simply enter your SMTP details and access your server files right from your Chrome web browser. There will be all simple and necessary actions and features. Hopefully, if you do like Google Chrome extensions, this is recommended sFTP client

Install / chrome extension

4. CarotDAV

It looks like this simple WebDAV supports even the older operating system from Windows 2000 to Windows 10. It also supports FTP, Amazon, and tons of other file storage services. The interface will remind you those Windows XP icons and along with lightweight installer it comes will all basic features, such as Edit, move, copy, rename, etc. CarotDAV is super lightweight and also comes in a portable version which is less than 2 MB, but that doesn’t mean it has all the features.

5. WinSCP Lightweight FTP/SFTP client

Another lightweight/standalone FTP or SFTP client for Windows and can share site setting with the Putty (A ssh client). It provides a graphical interface to deal with files and folder on a server and has similar interface (if compare to SmartFTP) but a lighter solution for those looking for an easy way.

Install (Various OS)

6. Coffeecup Free FTP

It is a hell combination of simplicity and features, the program supports windows 10/8 and 7. A user friendly interface that will not take any longer to get used to it. The Pro version comes with built-in HTML editor that makes writing code directly to your server files super easy. It also comes with a bookmarking feature that you can use to pin directory or service and access them quickly for the next time. Most of the features are available in the free version of the software, and the Pro plan comes with code completion features that we talked earlier in the beginning.

It is basically a multi-window interface that makes possible to view your computer files and your server files at the same time and transfer files between them. There will also be a terminal feature that may help you deal with SSH based servers, so if you want one client that supports multiple FTP/sFTP connections and SSH terminal, this can be a game changer for you and save a lot of your time. It also has some shortcut button, for example, the “Archive” button can create a backup of files and store them in a ZIP or RAR format, a nifty way to backup your site data or servers.

Install (various OS)

7. Transmit (for MAC)

The team recently launched the transmit 4 that comes with a brand new look and tons of new features. It supports file transfer from one server to another, so if you are dealing with more than one server it comes really handy. It can also send SSH commands that again make it even powerful (sorry Putty). Having a twin-turbo engine makes transferring smaller files ultra-fast maybe that’s what you need, and also support multi-connection helps doing things quickly and faster. As for now transmit only support Mac OS operating system, umm bad news for windows users.

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Install (Mac)

8. FTP Face

Ultimately open source FTP client hosted over SourceForge and supported multiple operating systems. It comes with built-in tools to play audio and view images, or even you can GZIP compress in one click. While it is a lightweight gtk+ based FTP client that doesn’t mean it could not provide advanced features like multi-window interface and task manager. Again it supports FTP commands directly from the interface without digging into anything.

Install (Windows, Linux and MAC)

9. And FTP

Smartphones are taking place all over the world, and now they are capable of doing great and amazing kinds of stuff. FTP client are not limited to computer operating system, so it’s we will nice if you can access your FTP server on your Android phone and on-the go, anywhere and anytime. And FTP is a mobile app that can do exact same operations you could do on a real computer.

Install (android)

10. FireFTP

Finally a Firefox addon to bring the ability to access any FTP server inside the Firefox browser. For sure Firefox browser supports various operating system that also means you can install this add-on multiple operating systems. You will need a Firefox browser to use this FTP client. You might know that Firefox officially offers a total of five extensions but recently due to a quit they’re retiring four of the extension, and they won’t be able to install from the next year and same month.

Install (Firefox Browser)

11. Web Based Clients

Unlike setup based programs these client are web-based so there is no need to install anything on your computer. With just a web browser, you can access your Ftp account on the go and manage or start editing files right from your browser. Below are some web-based ftp clients is mentioned.

• http://www.net2ftp.com: No sign-up is required and connect to your FTP or any account easily in a matter of seconds. Few more web based FTP/other client.
• https://app.anyclient.com : All the connection are thought SSL encryption which makes it a safe online client that only need a account to get started. It’s a web-based tool so ensure you’re using a latest and top rated Web Browser like Google Chrome for more security.

Perhaps the best, and fast FTP client is CyberDuck that actually supports many other connections such as SFTP (ssh based FTP), or even some Cloud Storage accounts. Its simplicity and usability makes it stand out from the competitors. If you’re looking for alternatives you can check CarotDAV, that is even more simpler and does the job all the time. The once mentioned on this page are more suitable for establishing an FTP or SFTP connection, and there are more powerful client are available if you’re just looking for a Google Drive client (like Insync). Also, when you’re dealing with an SSH based FTP server and when you’re master with commands Putty comes handy as it is lightweight and click to open tool available for Windows. But as it is solely based on coding, you may want to dump and use

There are more niche specific client out there, if you feel something is missing in this article, we’d love to talk about it.

Personal Note: I was trying to install WordPress on DigitalOcean Server, but by default they lock the WordPress setup behind a password that can be changed or removed using a SSH client like Putty, I wish there was something easier to do it, so I took help from ServerPilot to create a server and install WordPress on it, and hopefully after than accessing the server using a SFTP client “CyberDuck” made it easy to manage the site’s file directly. Some hosting comes with built-in FTP managers but they always not meet your expectations.