A
- account
- local, User Authentication with Public Keys
- active mode FTP, Tunneling FTP in Active Mode
- agent forwarding, The default-settings Element, Secure Shell Tunneling
- AIX
- installation, Installing on AIX
- uninstallation, Removing from AIX
- APPDATA, Directory Paths
- application
- direct connection, Defining the Connection Capture Settings
- Application Data, File Locations on Windows, Managing Keys and Certificates
- application tunneling, Secure Shell Tunneling
- ASCII file transfer mode, Defining File Transfer Mode
- association
- file type, Defining File Transfer Settings, Loading Settings
- audit messages, Audit Messages
- authentication, Authentication, User Authentication with Public Keys
- certificate, Using Public-Key Authentication, Managing Keys and Certificates, Managing CA Certificates, Server Authentication with Certificates, Using the Configuration File (Unix), User Authentication with Certificates
- GSSAPI, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, User Authentication with GSSAPI, Answers to Common Problems
- host-based, Host-Based User Authentication (Unix)
- Kerberos, User Authentication with GSSAPI
- keyboard-interactive, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- PAM, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- password, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, User Authentication with Passwords, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- public-key, Using Public-Key Authentication, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, Managing Keys and Certificates, Server Authentication with Public Keys, User Authentication with Public Keys
- RADIUS, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- SecurID, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- authentication methods, The default-settings Element, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, Authentication
- authority info access, Server Authentication with Certificates
- authorization file, Files
- authorized_keys directory, Files
- authorized_keys file, Files
- automatic tunnels, Defining Automatic Tunnels
C
- C-API, Component Terminology
- CA certificate, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates, Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- capture, Defining the Connection Capture Settings
- case-sensitivity, Defining File Transfer Settings, Filename Support, Filename Support
- certificate
- enrolling,
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- revoked, Server Authentication with Certificates
- certificate authentication
- server, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates, Server Authentication with Certificates, Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- user, Managing Keys and Certificates, User Authentication with Certificates
- certificate enrollment, Using the GUI (Windows)
- certificate revocation list
- prefetch, Managing CRL Prefetch Settings
- certificate revocation list (CRL), The general Element, Server Authentication with Certificates, Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- certificate validation, The general Element
- certificate viewer, ssh-certview-g3
- certificates, Keys View, Managing Keys and Certificates
- certification
- FIPS 140-2, The general Element, Defining General Settings
- certification authority (CA), The general Element, Server Authentication with Certificates
- CertKey,
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- channel, Secure Shell Tunneling
- characters
- valid, Filename Support, Filename Support
- checkpoint-restart, Commands
- chmod, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
- ciphers, The default-settings Element
- client configuration file, Files Related to SSH Tectia Client
- CMP client, ssh-cmpclient-g3
- color settings, Defining Color Settings, Selecting Colors
- command-line options, Using Command-Line Options
- command-line tools, Command-Line Tools and Man Pages
- components, Product Components
- compression, The default-settings Element
- configuration file
- server, Files Related to SSH Tectia Client
- syntax, Broker Configuration File Syntax
- configuring, SSH Tectia Configuration Tool (Windows)
- configuring menus, Customize Dialog
- configuring terminal window, Configuring SSH Tectia Terminal and File Transfer GUI (Windows)
- confirmation dialogs, Defining Messages
- Connection Broker, Using Public-Key Authentication, Configuring Connection Broker, SSH Tectia Configuration Tool (Windows)
- debugging, Starting Connection Broker in Debug Mode
- connection capture, Defining the Connection Capture Settings
- connection log, Logs View
- connection profile, The profiles Element
- connection profiles, Defining Connection Profiles
- connection settings, SSH Tectia Configuration Tool (Windows)
- connections, Connections View
- Connections view, Connections View
- Control Panel, Removing from Windows
- copying text, Defining the Appearance
- create shortcut, Defining Connection Profiles
- CRL
- disabling, The general Element, Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- prefetch, Managing CRL Prefetch Settings
- CRL distribution point, Server Authentication with Certificates
- CRL prefetch, The general Element
- cryptographic library, The general Element, Defining General Settings
- customer support, Customer Support
- customizing
- pop-up menus, Customize Dialog
- shortcut menus, Customize Dialog
- toolbars, Customizing Toolbars
- customizing settings, Customize Dialog
D
- default domain, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates
- default installation directory, Installing on Windows
- default profile, Using Command-Line Options
- defining
- TCP tunnels, Defining Transparent Tunnels
- defining Connection Broker menu items, Defining General Settings
- defining date format, Defining File Transfer Settings
- defining pop-up menus, Customize Dialog
- defining shortcut menus, Customize Dialog
- defining terminal colors, Selecting Colors
- defining time format, Defining File Transfer Settings
- defining user interface settings, Defining Global Settings
- deleting remote folders, Differences from Windows Explorer
- desktop, Desktop Icons, Loading Settings
- Diffie-Hellman key exchange, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Server Authentication with Certificates
- digital signature, User Authentication with Public Keys
- Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA), Key Generation - Key Properties
- direct connection
- applications, Defining the Connection Capture Settings
- directory
- default installation, Installing on Windows
- root directory, Defining File Transfer Settings
- disabling CRL, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates, Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- disk space requirement, Hardware and Disk Space Requirements
- dns, The filter-engine Element
- Document Type Definition (DTD), Broker Configuration File Syntax
- documentation, About This Document
- documentation conventions, Documentation Conventions
- DoD PKI, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates
- domain user account, Special Considerations with Windows Servers
- DOS shell, Using Command-Line Options
- download status, Downloading Files with the File Transfer GUI
- downloading files, Downloading Files with the File Transfer GUI
- downloading software, Downloading SSH Tectia Releases
- DSA (Digital Signature Algorithm), Key Generation - Key Properties
- dynamic tunnels, SOCKS Tunneling
E
- egrep syntax, Egrep Syntax
- end-point identity check, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates
- enrolling certificates, Using the GUI (Windows)
- enrolling user certificate,
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- Entrust, Managing Key Providers
- Entrust keys, Entrust Provider
- environment variables, Directory Paths, Environment Variables, Environment Variables, Environment Variables
- euro character, Defining Terminal Settings
- event log, The logging Element, Defining Logging Settings
- exclusive-connection, The default-settings Element
- exit values
- scpg3, Exit Values
- sftpg3, Exit Values
- sshg3, Exit Values
- expired CRL, The general Element
- external key viewer, ssh-ekview-g3
F
- Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS), The general Element, Defining General Settings
- file locations
- installed files, Files Related to SSH Tectia Client
- file permissions, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
- file size, Differences from Windows Explorer
- file transfer, Transferring Files, Using scpg3, Using sftpg3, sftpg3
- downloading, Downloading Files with the File Transfer GUI
- mode, Defining File Transfer Mode
- uploading, Uploading Files with the File Transfer GUI
- file transfer settings, Defining File Transfer Settings, Defining File Transfer Settings, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
- file transfer window default view, Defining File Transfer Settings
- file type association, Defining File Transfer Settings, Loading Settings
- filename characters, Filename Support, Filename Support
- filename support, Filename Support, Filename Support
- filter, The filter-engine Element
- filter engine, Connection Broker Files, The filter-engine Element
- filter rules, Defining Filter Rules
- fingerprint, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Options
- FIPS 140-2 certification, The general Element, Defining General Settings
- FIPS mode, The default-settings Element
- firewall, Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- folder
- root directory, Defining File Transfer Settings
- font
- size, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- font size, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- fonts
- installed, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- terminal, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- forwarding
- agent, Secure Shell Tunneling
- agent forwarding, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options
- local, Local Tunnels
- remote, Remote Tunnels
- X11, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options, Secure Shell Tunneling
- forwarding X11, X11 Forwarding
- FTP active mode, Tunneling FTP in Active Mode
- FTP passive mode, Tunneling FTP in Passive Mode
G
- generating keys, Managing Keys and Certificates, Key Generation Wizard
- Generic Security Service API (GSSAPI), User Authentication with GSSAPI
- getting started, Getting Started with SSH Tectia Client
- glob patterns, Command Interpretation
- global settings, Defining Global Settings
- global.dat, Defining Global Settings, Saving Settings
- GSSAPI authentication, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, User Authentication with GSSAPI, Answers to Common Problems
- troubleshooting, Answers to Common Problems
- GUI type, Defining Windows Settings
H
- hardware requirement, Hardware and Disk Space Requirements
- hashed host key format, Host Key Storage Formats
- Hexl, Options
- hidden files, Defining File Transfer Settings
- HOME, Directory Paths
- host key, Resolving Hashed Host Keys
- directory, Files
- hashed format, Host Key Storage Formats
- managing, Managing Host Keys
- public, Server Authentication with Public Keys
- resolving, Resolving Hashed Host Keys
- host settings, Getting Started with SSH Tectia Client
- host-based authentication, Host-Based User Authentication (Unix)
- hostbased default domain, The default-settings Element
- hostkeys directory, Files
- hostname, Logging in with SSH Tectia Terminal GUI (Windows)
- HP-UX
- installation, Installing on HP-UX
- uninstallation, Removing from HP-UX
- HTTP proxy URL, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates
- HTTP repository, Server Authentication with Certificates
I
- IBM AIX, Installing on AIX
- icons, Desktop Icons, Loading Settings
- identification file, Uploading Public Keys Manually,
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
, Files
- IdKey, Uploading Public Keys Manually
- idle timeout, The default-settings Element
- incoming tunnels, Remote Tunnels
- installation
- removing, Removing the SSH Tectia Client Software
- silent, Silent Installation
- upgrading, Upgrading Previously Installed SSH Tectia Client Software
- installation directory, Installing on Windows
- INSTALLDIR, Directory Paths
- installed files, Files Related to SSH Tectia Client
- installed fonts, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- installing
- on Linux on IBM System z, Installing on Linux on IBM System z
- installing on AIX, Installing on AIX
- installing on HP-UX, Installing on HP-UX
- installing on Linux, Installing on Linux
- installing on Solaris, Installing on Solaris
- installing on VMware ESX, Installing on VMware ESX
- installing on Windows, Installing on Windows
- installing on z/Linux, Installing on Linux on IBM System z
- installing SSH Tectia Client, Installing the SSH Tectia Client Software
K
- keepalive messages, The default-settings Element
- keepalive-interval, The default-settings Element
- Kerberos authentication, User Authentication with GSSAPI
- key exchange, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Server Authentication with Certificates
- key file, Key Generation - Enter Passphrase
- key fingerprint, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Options
- Key Generation wizard, Key Generation Wizard
- key pair, User Authentication with Public Keys
- key providers, Managing Key Providers
- key security, User Authentication with Public Keys
- key stores, The general Element, Key Store Configuration Examples
- keyboard shortcut, Customize Dialog
- keyboard-interactive authentication, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- keys, Keys View, Managing Keys and Certificates, Managing Host Keys
- Keys view, Keys View
- known_hosts file, The general Element, Using the OpenSSH known_hosts File, Files
L
- LDAP servers, The general Element, Managing LDAP Server Settings
- library
- cryptographic, The general Element, Defining General Settings
- library certification
- FIPS 140-2, The general Element, Defining General Settings
- license file, Licensing
- licensing, Licensing
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), Server Authentication with Certificates
- Linux
- installation, Installing on Linux
- uninstallation, Removing from Linux
- Linux on IBM System z
- installation, Installing on Linux on IBM System z
- uninstallation, Removing from Linux on IBM System z
- local port forwarding, Local Tunnels
- local tunnel, Local Tunnels
- local tunnels, Local Tunnels
- local user account, User Authentication with Public Keys
- locale, Defining File Transfer Settings
- location
- installed files, Files Related to SSH Tectia Client
- log information, Logs View
- logging, Logs View, The logging Element, Defining Logging Settings
- Logs view, Logs View
M
- MACs, The default-settings Element
- maintenance release, Downloading SSH Tectia Releases
- man pages, Command-Line Tools and Man Pages
- man-in-the-middle attack, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Server Authentication with Certificates
- maximum file size, Differences from Windows Explorer
- menu options, SSH Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows), SSH Tectia Status Dialog Box (Windows), Defining General Settings, Defining the Connection Capture Settings
- moving, Customize Dialog
- message, Defining Messages
- Microsoft Crypto API, Managing Key Providers
- Microsoft Office XP look, Defining the Appearance
- Microsoft Windows, Installing on Windows
- moving menu options, Customize Dialog
- moving toolbars, Customizing Toolbars
- MSCAPI, Managing Key Providers
- MSI package, Installing on Windows
- multiple windows, Defining the Appearance, Saving Settings
O
- OCSP responders, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates
- Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP), Server Authentication with Certificates
- online purchase, Licensing
- OpenSSH authorized_keys file, Files
- OpenSSH keys, Software Provider, Using Keys Generated with OpenSSH
- OpenSSH known_hosts file, The general Element, Files
- options
- command-line, Using Command-Line Options
- outgoing tunnels, Local Tunnels
P
- packaging, Installation Packages
- PAM authentication, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- passive mode FTP, Tunneling FTP in Passive Mode
- passphrase, Creating Keys with ssh-keygen-g3
- password
- window out of focus, Answers to Common Problems
- password authentication, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, User Authentication with Passwords, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- path notation, Filename Support, Filename Support
- pattern syntax, Egrep Patterns
- PEM encoding, Options
- PKCS #11 token,
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- PKCS #12 certificates, Using the GUI (Windows)
- PKCS #7 certificates, Using the GUI (Windows)
- PKCS #7 package, Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- PKCS#11 keys, PKCS#11 Provider
- PKCS#12, Software Provider
- PKCS#7, Software Provider
- Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM), User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- pop-up menus, Downloading Files with the File Transfer GUI, Uploading Files with the File Transfer GUI, Customize Dialog
- port forwarding, Defining Tunneling, Secure Shell Tunneling
- local, Local Tunnels
- remote, Remote Tunnels
- restricting, Secure Shell Tunneling
- port number, Logging in with SSH Tectia Terminal GUI (Windows)
- positioning menu items, Customize Dialog
- printing, Printing
- private key
- user, Creating Keys with ssh-keygen-g3,
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- profile
- roaming, User Authentication with Public Keys
- profile settings, Defining Connection Profiles
- profiles
- default, Using Command-Line Options
- program group, SSH Tectia Program Group
- program icon, Desktop Icons
- program shortcuts, Loading Settings
- Programs menu, SSH Tectia Program Group
- proxy rules, The default-settings Element
- proxy settings, Defining Proxy Rules, Defining Proxy Settings
- public key
- host, Managing Host Keys, Server Authentication with Public Keys
- user, Creating Keys with ssh-keygen-g3
- public-key authentication, Using Public-Key Authentication, User Authentication with Public Keys
- server, Managing Host Keys, Server Authentication with Public Keys
- user, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, Managing Keys and Certificates, User Authentication with Public Keys
R
- RADIUS authentication, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- random_seed file, Files
- Red Hat Linux, Installing on Linux , Installing on Linux on IBM System z
- regex syntax, Egrep Patterns
- registry keys, Registry Keys on Windows
- regular expression (regex), Filename Support, Filename Support, Egrep Syntax
- regular expressions, Egrep Patterns
- rekey interval, The default-settings Element
- related documents, About This Document
- remote environment, The default-settings Element
- remote folders
- deleting, Differences from Windows Explorer
- remote port forwarding, Remote Tunnels
- remote tunnel, Remote Tunnels
- remote tunnels, Remote Tunnels
- removing
- from Linux on IBM System z, Removing from Linux on IBM System z
- old versions, Upgrading Previously Installed SSH Tectia Client Software
- removing from AIX, Removing from AIX
- removing from HP-UX, Removing from HP-UX
- removing from Linux, Removing from Linux
- removing from Solaris, Removing from Solaris
- removing from VMware ESX, Removing from VMware ESX
- removing from Windows, Removing from Windows
- removing SSH Tectia Client, Removing the SSH Tectia Client Software
- return values
- scpg3, Exit Values
- sftpg3, Exit Values
- sshg3, Exit Values
- revoked certificate, Server Authentication with Certificates
- roaming profile, User Authentication with Public Keys
- RPM packages, Installing on Linux , Installing on Linux on IBM System z
- RSA, Key Generation - Key Properties
- rule, The filter-engine Element
S
- SCEP client, ssh-scepclient-g3
- scpg3, Using scpg3, scpg3
- environment variables, Environment Variables
- exit values, Exit Values
- secure application connectivity, Secure Shell Tunneling
- secure copy (SCP), Using scpg3, scpg3
- secure file transfer, Transferring Files
- Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), Using sftpg3, sftpg3
- Secure Shell version 2, sshg3
- secured connections, Connections View
- SecurID authentication, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- security issues, User Authentication with Public Keys
- server authentication, Defining Server Authentication
- server authentication with certificates, Managing CA Certificates, Server Authentication with Certificates, Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- server authentication with public key, Managing Host Keys, Server Authentication with Public Keys
- server certificate, Server Authentication with Certificates
- settings
- file, Saving Settings
- file transfer, Defining File Transfer Settings, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
- host, Getting Started with SSH Tectia Client
- on Windows, SSH Tectia Configuration Tool (Windows)
- profile, Defining Connection Profiles
- saving, Saving Settings
- upload, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
- user interface, Defining Global Settings
- SFTP
- checkpoint, Commands
- streaming, Commands
- sftpg3, Using sftpg3, sftpg3
- commands, Commands
- environment variables, Environment Variables
- exit values, Exit Values
- shortcut menus, Downloading Files with the File Transfer GUI, Uploading Files with the File Transfer GUI, Customize Dialog
- silent installation, Silent Installation
- smart card,
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- SOCKS server, SOCKS Tunneling
- SOCKS server URL, The general Element, Managing CA Certificates
- Solaris
- installation, Installing on Solaris
- uninstallation, Removing from Solaris
- sorting order, Defining File Transfer Settings
- SSH Tectia Client, Component Terminology, Configuring Connection Broker
- SSH Tectia Client components, Product Components
- SSH Tectia Configuration tool, SSH Tectia Configuration Tool (Windows)
- SSH Tectia ConnectSecure, Component Terminology, Configuring Connection Broker
- SSH Tectia icon, Desktop Icons
- SSH Tectia Server, Component Terminology
- SSH Tectia Server for IBM z/OS, Component Terminology
- SSH Tectia Server for Linux on IBM System z, Component Terminology
- SSH Tectia Status, SSH Tectia Status Dialog Box (Windows)
- ssh-broker-ctl, ssh-broker-ctl
- commands, Commands
- ssh-broker-g3, ssh-broker-g3
- ssh-certview-g3, ssh-certview-g3
- ssh-client-g3, Using Command-Line Options
- ssh-cmpclient-g3, ssh-cmpclient-g3
- ssh-ekview-g3, ssh-ekview-g3
- ssh-keygen-g3, Creating Keys with ssh-keygen-g3, ssh-keygen-g3
- ssh-scepclient-g3, ssh-scepclient-g3
- SSH2, sshg3
- SSH2 keys, Software Provider
- sshg3, sshg3
- environment variables, Environment Variables
- exit values, Exit Values
- ssh_known_hosts file, Files
- start menu, SSH Tectia Program Group
- status
- download, Downloading Files with the File Transfer GUI
- upload, Uploading Files with the File Transfer GUI
- Status dialog box, SSH Tectia Status Dialog Box (Windows)
- streaming, Commands
- strict host key checking, The general Element
- Sun Solaris, Installing on Solaris
- support, Customer Support
- supported platforms, System Requirements
- SUSE Linux, Installing on Linux
- SUSE LINUX, Installing on Linux on IBM System z
- system configuration, Configuring Connection Broker
- system log, The logging Element, Defining Logging Settings
- system message, Defining Messages
- system requirements, System Requirements
T
- taskbar icon, SSH Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows), SSH Tectia Status Dialog Box (Windows)
- TCP connection
- keepalive, The default-settings Element
- timeout, The default-settings Element
- tcp-connect timeout, The default-settings Element
- technical support, Customer Support
- terminal
- fixed window size, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- terminal answerback, Defining Terminal Settings
- terminal colors, Selecting Colors
- terminal fonts, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- terminal settings, Defining Terminal Settings
- terminal window
- fixed size, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- height, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- width, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- terminology, Component Terminology
- time stamp, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
- timeout
- TCP connection, The default-settings Element
- toolbars, Customize Dialog, Customizing Toolbars
- transfer mode, Defining File Transfer Mode
- transparent TCP tunneling, Transparent TCP Tunneling, Example on Tunneling E-mail Service (Windows)
- transport distribution, The default-settings Element
- tray icon, SSH Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows), SSH Tectia Status Dialog Box (Windows), Defining General Settings
- tray menu, SSH Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows), Defining General Settings, Defining the Connection Capture Settings
- troubleshooting, Troubleshooting SSH Tectia Client
- password, Answers to Common Problems
- tunnel
- local, Local Tunnels
- remote, Remote Tunnels
- tunneling, Defining Tunneling, Defining Transparent Tunnels, Secure Shell Tunneling
- agent forwarding, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options
- applications, SOCKS Tunneling
- restricting, Secure Shell Tunneling
- X11, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options
- tunneling e-mail, Example on Tunneling E-mail Service (Windows)
- tunneling X11, X11 Forwarding
- tunnels
- automatic, Defining Automatic Tunnels
- incoming, Remote Tunnels
- local, Local Tunnels
- outgoing, Local Tunnels
- remote, Remote Tunnels
U
- uninstalling
- from Linux on IBM System z, Removing from Linux on IBM System z
- uninstalling from AIX, Removing from AIX
- uninstalling from HP-UX, Removing from HP-UX
- uninstalling from Linux, Removing from Linux
- uninstalling from Solaris, Removing from Solaris
- uninstalling from VMware ESX, Removing from VMware ESX
- uninstalling from Windows, Removing from Windows
- uninstalling SSH Tectia Client, Removing the SSH Tectia Client Software
- upgrading, Upgrading Previously Installed SSH Tectia Client Software
- upload status, Uploading Files with the File Transfer GUI
- uploading a public key, Managing Keys and Certificates, Uploading Public Keys Automatically (Windows)
- uploading files, Uploading Files with the File Transfer GUI
- uploading public keys, Uploading Public Keys Manually
- uploading settings, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
- user account
- domain, Special Considerations with Windows Servers
- local, User Authentication with Public Keys
- user authentication based on host, Host-Based User Authentication (Unix)
- user authentication with certificates, Managing Keys and Certificates, User Authentication with Certificates
- user authentication with GSSAPI, User Authentication with GSSAPI
- user authentication with keyboard-interactive, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
- user authentication with password, User Authentication with Passwords
- user authentication with public key, Managing Keys and Certificates, User Authentication with Public Keys
- user certificate
- enrolling,
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- user identity, The profiles Element
- user key, Uploading Public Keys Manually, Key Generation Wizard
- user name, Logging in with SSH Tectia Terminal GUI (Windows)
- USERPROFILE, Directory Paths
- using secure copy, Using scpg3
- using secure file transfer, Using sftpg3
W
- wildcard, Defining File Transfer Mode, Using Wildcards, Command Interpretation, Filename Support
- window
- multiple windows, Defining the Appearance, Saving Settings
- positions, Saving Settings
- settings, Defining Windows Settings
- size, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
- Windows
- desktop, Desktop Icons, Loading Settings
- Event Log, Defining Logging Settings
- installation, Installing on Windows
- password, User Authentication with Passwords
- registry keys, Registry Keys on Windows
- Start menu, SSH Tectia Program Group
- taskbar, SSH Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows)
- uninstallation, Removing from Windows
- Windows Explorer, Differences from Windows Explorer, Defining File Transfer Settings
X
- X.509 certificate, Using the Configuration File (Unix),
Using the Configuration File (Unix)
- X.509 certificates, Software Provider, Using the GUI (Windows)
- X11 forwarding, The default-settings Element, Forwarding Options, Secure Shell Tunneling, X11 Forwarding
- XML attribute
- allow-relay, The profiles Element, The static-tunnels Element
- data, The profiles Element
- default-domain, The general Element
- disable-crls, The general Element
- end-point-identity-check, The general Element
- file, The profiles Element
- gateway-profile, The profiles Element
- hash, The profiles Element
- http-proxy-url, The general Element
- id, The profiles Element
- identity-file, The profiles Element
- socks-server-url, The general Element
- use-expired-crls, The general Element
- XML element
- accept-unknown-host-keys, The general Element
- auth-gssapi, The default-settings Element
- auth-hostbased, The default-settings Element
- auth-keyboard-interactive, The default-settings Element
- auth-password, The default-settings Element
- auth-publickey, The default-settings Element
- authentication-method, The default-settings Element
- authentication-methods, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- authentication-success-message, The default-settings Element
- ca-certificate, The general Element
- cert-validation, The general Element
- cipher, The default-settings Element
- ciphers, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- compression, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- crl-prefetch, The general Element
- crypto-lib, The general Element
- default-settings, The default-settings Element
- dns, The filter-engine Element
- dod-pki, The general Element
- environment, The default-settings Element
- exclusive-connection, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- filter, The filter-engine Element
- filter-engine, The filter-engine Element
- forward, The default-settings Element
- forwards, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- general, The general Element
- host-key-always-ask, The general Element
- hostbased-default-domain, The default-settings Element
- hostkey, The profiles Element
- identification, The general Element
- identity, The profiles Element
- idle-timeout, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- keepalive-interval, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- key-selection, The default-settings Element
- key-store, The general Element
- key-stores, The general Element
- known-hosts, The general Element
- ldap-server, The general Element
- local-tunnel, The profiles Element
- log-events, The logging Element
- logging, The logging Element
- mac, The default-settings Element
- macs, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- network, The filter-engine Element
- ocsp-responder, The general Element
- profile, The profiles Element
- profiles, The profiles Element
- proxy, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- public-key, The default-settings Element
- rekey, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- remote-environment, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- remote-tunnel, The profiles Element
- rule, The filter-engine Element
- server-authentication-methods, The profiles Element
- server-banners, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- sftpg3-mode, The default-settings Element
- static-tunnels, The static-tunnels Element
- strict-host-key-checking, The general Element
- tcp-connect-timeout, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- transport-distribution, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
- tunnel, The static-tunnels Element
- tunnels, The profiles Element
- user-identities, The profiles Element
- user-keys, The general Element