Index

Symbols

$HOME, Directory Paths
%APPDATA%, Directory Paths
%USERPROFILE%, Directory Paths
.ssh2, Saving Settings, Loading Settings
<INSTALLDIR>, Directory Paths

A

access permissions, Defining General Settings

accounts, local, User Authentication with Public Keys

active mode FTP, Tunneling FTP in Active Mode

agent forwarding, Secure Shell Tunneling, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options, The default-settings Element

AIX

installation, Installing on AIX
uninstallation, Removing from AIX

APPDATA, Directory Paths

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, Server Authentication with Certificates, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), User Authentication with Certificates, Managing Keys and Certificates, Managing CA Certificates

GSSAPI, User Authentication with GSSAPI, Answers to Common Problems, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication

host-based, Host-Based User Authentication (Unix)

Kerberos, User Authentication with GSSAPI

keyboard-interactive, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication

PAM, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive

password, User Authentication with Passwords, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication

public-key, Using Public-Key Authentication

server, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Managing Host Keys
user, User Authentication with Public Keys, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, Managing Keys and Certificates

RADIUS, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive

SecurID, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive

authentication methods, Authentication, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, The default-settings Element

authority info access, Server Authentication with Certificates

authorization file, Files

authorized_keys directory, Files

authorized_keys file, Files

automatic tunnels, Defining Automatic Tunnels

auxiliary data directory

on Unix, File Locations on Unix, Connection Broker Files
on Windows, File Locations on Windows

B

backup files, Backup of Configuration Files
basic configuration, Configuring Tectia Client, Connection Broker Configuration Tools
binary file transfer mode, Defining File Transfer Mode

C

CA certificate, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), Managing CA Certificates, The general Element

case-sensitivity, Defining File Transfer Settings, Filename Support, Filename Support

certificate authentication

server, Server Authentication with Certificates, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), Managing CA Certificates, The general Element
user, User Authentication with Certificates, Configuring User Authentication with Certificates on Windows, Managing Keys and Certificates

certificate revocation list (CRL), Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix)

disabling, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), The general Element
distribution point, Server Authentication with Certificates
prefetching, Managing CRL Prefetch Settings, The general Element

certificate viewer, ssh-certview-g3

certificates, Managing Keys and Certificates, Keys View

enrolling, Using the Configuration File (Unix) , Importing PKCS Certificates with Tectia Connections Configuration GUI
revoked, Server Authentication with Certificates
validating, The general Element

certification authority (CA), Server Authentication with Certificates, The general Element

certification, FIPS 140-2, Defining General Settings, The general Element

CertKey, Using the Configuration File (Unix)

channel, Secure Shell Tunneling

characters, valid, Filename Support, Filename Support

checkpoint-restart, Enhanced File Transfer Functions, Commands

checksum, The default-settings Element

chmod, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options

ciphers, The default-settings Element

client

installation, Installing on Linux (DEB)

clients

CMP enrollment, ssh-cmpclient-g3
scpg3, scpg3
sftpg3, sftpg3
sshg3, sshg3

CMP enrollment client, ssh-cmpclient-g3

color settings, Defining Color Settings, Selecting Colors

command-line options, Using Command-Line Options

command-line tools, Command-Line Tools, Command-Line Tools and Man Pages

components, Product Components

compression, The default-settings Element

configuration file, Files Related to Tectia Client, Configuration File for the Connection Broker

backup, Backup of Configuration Files
syntax, Broker Configuration File Syntax

configuration tools, Connection Broker Configuration Tools

configuring, Tectia Connections Configuration GUI

configuring terminal window, Configuring Tectia SSH Terminal GUI and Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI (Windows)

confirmation dialogs, Defining Messages

Connection Broker, Using Public-Key Authentication, Configuring Tectia Client, Connection Broker Configuration Tools, Tectia Connections Configuration GUI, Configuration File for the Connection Broker

configuration file, Files Related to Tectia Client, Configuration File for the Connection Broker
debugging, Setting Connection Broker to Debug Mode

connection log, Logs View

connection profiles, Creating Connection Profiles, Defining Connection Profiles, The profiles Element

connection settings, Tectia Connections Configuration GUI

Connections Configuration GUI, Tectia Connections Configuration GUI

Connections Status GUI, Tectia Connections Status GUI

Connections view, Connections View

Control Panel, Removing from Windows

controlling file transfer, Controlling File Transfer

copying text, Defining the Appearance

create shortcut, Defining Connection Profiles

CRL (certificate revocation list), Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix)

disabling, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), The general Element
distribution point, Server Authentication with Certificates
prefetching, Managing CRL Prefetch Settings, The general Element

cryptographic library, FIPS-Certified Cryptographic Library, Defining General Settings, The general Element

customer support, Customer Support

D

date format, defining, Defining File Transfer Settings

DEB packages, Installing on Linux (DEB)

Debian, Installing on Linux (DEB)

client installation, Installing on Linux (DEB)
uninstallation, Removing from Linux (DEB)

debugging

Connection Broker, Setting Connection Broker to Debug Mode
user authentication with certificates, Troubleshooting User Authentication with Certificates

default domain, Managing CA Certificates, The general Element

default installation directory, Installing on Windows

default profile, Using Command-Line Options

defining Connection Broker menu items, Defining General Settings

defining terminal colors, Selecting Colors

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 in key usage, The general Element

directories

default installation, Installing on Windows
root, Defining File Transfer Settings

disabling CRL, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), Managing CA Certificates, The general Element

disk space requirement, Hardware and Disk Space Requirements

Document Type Definition (DTD), Broker Configuration File Syntax

documentation, About This Document

documentation conventions, Documentation Conventions

DoD PKI, Managing CA Certificates, The general Element

domain user account, Special Considerations with Windows Servers

DOS shell, Using Command-Line Options

download status, Downloading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI

downloading files, Downloading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI

downloading software, Downloading Tectia Releases

dynamic tunnels, SOCKS Tunneling

E

editing configuration files, Configuring Tectia Client

egrep, Egrep Syntax

character sets, Character Sets For Egrep
escaped tokens, Escaped Tokens for Regex Syntax Egrep
patterns, Egrep Patterns

enabling FIPS 140-2 mode, Enabling FIPS 140-2 Mode

end-point identity check, Managing CA Certificates, The general Element

Enforce digital signature in key usage, Managing CA Certificates

enrolling certificates, Importing PKCS Certificates with Tectia Connections Configuration GUI

enrolling user certificate, Using the Configuration File (Unix)

environment variables, Directory Paths

scpg3, Environment Variables
sftpg3, Environment Variables
ssh-broker-config.xml, Environment Variables
ssh-broker-g3, Environment Variables
ssh-keyfetch, Environment Variables
ssh-translation-table, Environment Variables
sshg3, Environment Variables

escape sequences, sshg3, Escape Sequences

euro character, Defining Terminal Settings

event log, Defining Logging Settings, The logging Element

exclusive-connection, The default-settings Element

exit value, sftpg3 batch mode, Commands

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), Defining General Settings, The general Element

file access permissions, Defining General Settings, The general Element

file locations

on Unix, File Locations on Unix
on Windows, File Locations on Windows

file permissions, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options

file security, Defining General Settings

file size, Differences from Windows Explorer

file transfer, Transferring Files, Using scpg3, Using sftpg3, sftpg3

controlling, Controlling File Transfer
downloading, Downloading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI
mode, Defining File Transfer Mode
uploading, Uploading Files with Tectia Secure 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

files related to Tectia Client, Files Related to Tectia Client

filter engine, Connection Broker Files

fingerprint, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Options

FIPS 140-2, FIPS-Certified Cryptographic Library

FIPS 140-2 certification, Defining General Settings, The general Element

FIPS 140-2 mode

enabling, Enabling FIPS 140-2 Mode

firewall, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix)

folders

default installation directory, Installing on Windows
root, Defining File Transfer Settings

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, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options, The default-settings Element
local, Local Tunnels
remote, Remote Tunnels
X11, Secure Shell Tunneling, X11 Forwarding, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options, The default-settings Element

FTP active mode, Tunneling FTP in Active Mode

FTP passive mode, Tunneling FTP in Passive Mode

G

generating keys, Public-Key Generation, Managing Keys and Certificates

Generic Security Service API (GSSAPI), User Authentication with GSSAPI

getting started, Getting Started with Tectia Client

glob patterns, Command Interpretation

global settings, Defining Global Settings

global.dat, Defining Global Settings, Saving Settings

GSSAPI authentication, User Authentication with GSSAPI, Answers to Common Problems, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication

troubleshooting, Answers to Common Problems

GSSAPI ticket forwarding, Defining Authentication, The default-settings Element

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

checking, The default-settings Element
directory, Files
hashed format, Host Key Storage Formats
managing, Managing Host Keys
public, Server Authentication with Public Keys
resolving, Resolving Hashed Host Keys

host key algorithms, Defining Server Connections, Defining Server Connections, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element

host settings, Getting Started with Tectia Client

host-based authentication, Host-Based User Authentication (Unix)

host-based default domain, The default-settings Element

hostkeys directory, Files

hostname, Logging in with Tectia SSH Terminal GUI (on Windows)

HP-UX

installation, Installing on HP-UX
uninstallation, Removing from HP-UX

HTTP proxy URL, Managing CA Certificates, The general Element

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, Remote Tunnels

installation

optional module, Changing Optional Installation Modules for Tectia on Windows
removing, Removing the Tectia Client Software
silent, Silent Installation
upgrading, Upgrading Previously Installed Tectia Client Software

installation directory, Installing on Windows

INSTALLDIR, Directory Paths

installed files, Files Related to Tectia Client

installed fonts, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size

installing

client on Debian, Installing on Linux (DEB)

installing Tectia Client, Installing the Tectia Client Software

on AIX, Installing on AIX
on HP-UX, Installing on HP-UX
on Linux, Installing on Linux (RPM)
on Solaris, Installing on Solaris
on Windows, Installing on Windows

IP address family, The default-settings Element

IPv6 address, Secure Shell Tunneling

K

keepalive messages, The default-settings Element
keepalive-interval, The default-settings Element
Kerberos authentication, User Authentication with GSSAPI
KEXs, The default-settings Element
key exchange, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Server Authentication with Certificates
key file, Public-Key Generation, Using the Public-Key Authentication Wizard
key fingerprint, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Options
key mapping, Defining Terminal Settings
key pair, User Authentication with Public Keys
key providers, Managing Key Providers
key rotation, Managing Keys and Certificates
key security, User Authentication with Public Keys
key stores, The general Element, Key Store Configuration Examples
keyboard-interactive authentication, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication
keys, Managing Keys and Certificates, Managing Host Keys, Keys View
Keys view, Keys View
known_hosts file, Using the OpenSSH known_hosts File, The general Element, Files

L

LDAP servers, Managing LDAP Server Settings, The general Element

library, cryptographic, FIPS-Certified Cryptographic Library, Defining General Settings, The general Element

license file, Licensing

licensing, Licensing

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), Server Authentication with Certificates

Linux

installation, Installing on Linux (RPM)
uninstallation, Removing from Linux (RPM)

local port forwarding, Local Tunnels

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 Tectia Client

log information, Logs View

log session, Logging a Session

logging, Defining Logging Settings, The logging Element, Logs View

Logs view, Logs View

M

MACs, The default-settings Element
maintenance release, Downloading Tectia Releases
man pages, Command-Line Tools and Man Pages
man-in-the-middle attack, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Server Authentication with Certificates
mapping keys, Defining Terminal Settings
maximum file size, Differences from Windows Explorer
menu options, Defining General Settings, Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows and Linux), Tectia Connections Status GUI
message, Defining Messages
Microsoft Crypto API, Managing Key Providers
Microsoft Office XP look, Defining the Appearance
Microsoft Windows, Installing on Windows
modifying configuration files, Configuring Tectia Client
MSCAPI, Managing Key Providers
MSI package, Installing on Windows
multiple windows, Defining the Appearance, Saving Settings

N

nested tunnel, Defining Connection Profile Settings, Defining Connection Settings

non-interactive installation, Silent Installation

notation

path, Filename Support, Filename Support

O

OCSP responders, Managing CA Certificates, The general Element

octal format, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options

Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP), Server Authentication with Certificates

online purchase, Licensing

OpenSSH authorized_keys file, Files

OpenSSH CA-key, The general Element

OpenSSH certificates, Compatibility with OpenSSH Keys and Certificates, Managing OpenSSH CA Keys, The general Element

OpenSSH keys, Compatibility with OpenSSH Keys and Certificates, Using Keys Generated with OpenSSH, Key Store Configuration Examples

OpenSSH known_hosts file, The general Element, Files

OpenSSL cryptographic library, FIPS-Certified Cryptographic Library

OpenSSL, removing, Removing OpenSSL from Tectia Client

options

command-line, Using Command-Line Options

Oracle Solaris, Installing on Solaris

OSS licences, Open Source Software License Acknowledgements

outgoing tunnels, Local 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

stored, Using Stored Passwords in Connection Profiles
window out of focus, Answers to Common Problems

password authentication, User Authentication with Passwords, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication

path notation, Filename Support, Filename Support

PEM encoding, Options

permissions, User Authentication with Public Keys

PKCS #11 keys, Key Store Configuration Examples

PKCS #11 token, Using the Configuration File (Unix)

PKCS #12, Key Store Configuration Examples

PKCS #12 certificates, Importing PKCS Certificates with Tectia Connections Configuration GUI

PKCS #7, Key Store Configuration Examples

PKCS #7 certificates, Importing PKCS Certificates with Tectia Connections Configuration GUI

PKCS #7 package, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), Managing CA Certificates

Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM), User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive

pop-up menus, Downloading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI, Uploading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI

port, Defining Connection Profile Settings

port forwarding, Secure Shell Tunneling, Defining Tunneling

local, Local Tunnels
remote, Remote Tunnels
restricting, Secure Shell Tunneling

port number, Logging in with Tectia SSH Terminal GUI (on Windows)

printing, Printing

private key

user, Creating Keys with ssh-keygen-g3, Using the Configuration File (Unix)

profile settings, Creating Connection Profiles, Defining Connection Profiles

profiles

adding to taskbar (Windows), Defining Connection Profiles
creating shortcut (Windows), Defining Connection Profiles
default, Using Command-Line Options
roaming, User Authentication with Public Keys

program icon, Desktop Icons

program shortcuts, Loading Settings

proxy rules, The default-settings Element

proxy settings, Defining Proxy Rules, Defining Proxy Settings

public key, Creating Keys with the Public-Key Authentication Wizard

host, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Managing Host Keys
user, Creating Keys with ssh-keygen-g3

public-key authentication, Using Public-Key Authentication, User Authentication with Public Keys

server, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Managing Host Keys
user, User Authentication with Public Keys, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, Managing Keys and Certificates

Public-Key Authentication Wizard, Creating Keys with the Public-Key Authentication Wizard

public-key signature algorithms, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, The default-settings Element

Q

quiet mode, Defining Clients Settings

R

RADIUS authentication, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive

random_seed file, Files

Red Hat Linux, Installing on Linux (RPM)

registry keys, Registry Keys on Windows

regular expressions (regex)

in filenames, Filename Support, Filename Support
syntax, Egrep Syntax

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 tunnels, Remote Tunnels, Remote Tunnels

removing OpenSSL, Removing OpenSSL from Tectia Client

removing Tectia Client, Removing the Tectia Client Software

from AIX, Removing from AIX
from Debian, Removing from Linux (DEB)
from HP-UX, Removing from HP-UX
from Linux, Removing from Linux (RPM)
from Solaris, Removing from Solaris
from Windows, Removing from Windows
old versions, Upgrading Previously Installed Tectia Client Software

return value, sftpg3 batch mode, Commands

return values

scpg3, Exit Values
sftpg3, Exit Values
sshg3, Exit Values

revoked certificate, Server Authentication with Certificates

RFC 4253, Options

RFC 4716, Options

roaming profile, User Authentication with Public Keys

Rocky Linux, Installing on Linux (RPM)

RPM packages, Installing on Linux (RPM)

S

SAF authentication

server, Key Store Configuration Examples
user, Key Store Configuration Examples

SCEP client, ssh-scepclient-g3

scpg3, Using scpg3, scpg3

environment variables, Environment Variables
exit values, Exit Values
options, Options

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

host key algorithms, Defining Server Connections, Defining Server Connections, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
with certificates, Server Authentication with Certificates, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), Managing CA Certificates
with public key, Server Authentication with Public Keys, Managing Host Keys

server certificate, Server Authentication with Certificates

session log, Logging a Session

settings

file, Saving Settings
file transfer, Defining File Transfer Settings, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
host, Getting Started with Tectia Client
on Windows, Tectia Connections Configuration GUI
profile, Creating Connection Profiles, Defining Connection Profiles
saving, Saving Settings
upload, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options
user interface, Defining Global Settings

SFTP

checkpoint, Enhanced File Transfer Functions, Commands
streaming, Enhanced File Transfer Functions, Commands

sftpg3, Using sftpg3, sftpg3

commands, Commands
environment variables, Environment Variables
exit values, Exit Values
options, Options
startup batch file, Description, Environment Variables

shortcut menus, Downloading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI, Uploading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI

signature algorithms, Defining Authentication, Defining Authentication, The default-settings Element

silent installation, Silent Installation

smart card, Using the Configuration File (Unix)

SOCKS server, SOCKS Tunneling

SOCKS server URL, Managing CA Certificates, The general Element

Solaris

installation, Installing on Solaris
uninstallation, Removing from Solaris

sorting order, Defining File Transfer Settings

ssh-broker-config.xml, Configuration File for the Connection Broker

ssh-broker-ctl, ssh-broker-ctl

commands, Commands
options, Options

ssh-broker-g3, ssh-broker-g3

environment variables, Environment Variables
options, Options

ssh-certview-g3, ssh-certview-g3

ssh-client-g3, Using Command-Line Options

ssh-cmpclient-g3, ssh-cmpclient-g3

commands, Commands
examples, Examples
options, Options

ssh-ekview-g3, ssh-ekview-g3

ssh-keyfetch, ssh-keyfetch

environment variables, Environment Variables
examples, Examples
options, Options

ssh-keygen-g3, Creating Keys with ssh-keygen-g3, ssh-keygen-g3

examples, Examples
options, Options

ssh-scepclient-g3, ssh-scepclient-g3

commands, Commands
examples, Examples
options, Options

ssh-translation-table, ssh-translation-table

environment variables, Environment Variables
options, Options

ssh-troubleshoot, Collecting System Information for Troubleshooting, ssh-troubleshoot

commands, Commands
options, Options

SSH2, sshg3

SSH2 keys, Key Store Configuration Examples

sshg3, sshg3

commands, Commands
environment variables, Environment Variables
escape sequences, Escape Sequences
exit values, Exit Values
options, Options

ssh_known_hosts file, Files

ssh_sftp_batch_file, Description, Environment Variables

status

download, Downloading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI
upload, Uploading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI

Status Monitor, Tectia Connections Status GUI

streaming, Enhanced File Transfer Functions, Commands

strict host key checking, The default-settings Element

support, Customer Support

supported platforms, System Requirements

SUSE Linux, Installing on Linux (RPM)

system configuration, Connection Broker Configuration Tools

system log, Defining Logging Settings, The logging Element

system message, Defining Messages

system requirements, System Requirements

T

taskbar icon, Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows and Linux), Tectia Connections Status GUI

TCP connection

keepalive, The default-settings Element
timeout, The default-settings Element

technical support, Customer Support

Tectia Client, Component Terminology

Tectia Client components, Product Components

Tectia Connections Configuration GUI, Tectia Connections Configuration GUI

Tectia Connections Status GUI, Tectia Connections Status GUI

Tectia ConnectSecure, Component Terminology

Tectia icon, Desktop Icons

Tectia Server, Component Terminology

Tectia Server Configuration tool, Component Terminology

Tectia Server for IBM z/OS, Component Terminology

terminal

bell, Defining Clients Settings
closing, Defining Clients Settings
fixed window size, Selecting the Font and Terminal Window Size
selection, Defining Clients Settings

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

test connection, Defining Connection Profiles

ticket forwarding, Defining Authentication, The default-settings Element

time format, defining, Defining File Transfer Settings

time stamp, Defining Advanced File Transfer Options

timeout, TCP connection, The default-settings Element

transfer mode, Defining File Transfer Mode

translation table, ssh-translation-table

tray icon, Defining General Settings, Tectia Connections Status GUI

tray menu, Defining General Settings, Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows and Linux)

troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Tectia Client

password, Answers to Common Problems
user authentication with certificates, Troubleshooting User Authentication with Certificates

troubleshooting tool, Collecting System Information for Troubleshooting

tunneling, Secure Shell Tunneling, Defining Tunneling

agent, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options
applications, SOCKS Tunneling
IPv6, Secure Shell Tunneling
restricting, Secure Shell Tunneling
X11, Secure Shell Tunneling, X11 Forwarding, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options, The default-settings Element

tunnels, Secure Shell Tunneling

automatic, Defining Automatic Tunnels
local (outgoing), Local Tunnels, Local Tunnels
remote (incoming), Remote Tunnels, Remote Tunnels

U

Ubuntu, Installing on Linux (DEB)

uninstalling Tectia Client, Removing the Tectia Client Software

from AIX, Removing from AIX
from Debian, Removing from Linux (DEB)
from HP-UX, Removing from HP-UX
from Linux, Removing from Linux (RPM)
from Solaris, Removing from Solaris
from Ubuntu, Removing from Linux (DEB)
from Windows, Removing from Windows

upgrading, Upgrading Previously Installed Tectia Client Software

upload status, Uploading Files with Tectia Secure File Transfer GUI

uploading a public key, Uploading Public Keys Automatically, Managing Keys and Certificates

uploading files, Uploading Files with Tectia Secure 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

host-based, Host-Based User Authentication (Unix)
with certificates, User Authentication with Certificates, Managing Keys and Certificates
with certificates (Windows), Configuring User Authentication with Certificates on Windows
with GSSAPI, User Authentication with GSSAPI
with keyboard-interactive, User Authentication with Keyboard-Interactive
with password, User Authentication with Passwords
with public key, User Authentication with Public Keys, Managing Keys and Certificates

user certificate, enrolling, Using the Configuration File (Unix)

user configuration directory, The general Element

user identity, The profiles Element

user key, Uploading Public Keys Manually, Creating Keys with the Public-Key Authentication Wizard

user name, Logging in with Tectia SSH Terminal GUI (on Windows)

user-config-directory, The general Element

user-specific configuration files

on Unix, File Locations on Unix
on Windows, File Locations on Windows

USERPROFILE, Directory Paths

using secure copy, Using scpg3

using secure file transfer, Using sftpg3

UTF-8, Filename Support

V

valid characters, Filename Support, Filename Support
viewing key and certificate information, Keys View
viewing log information, Logs View
viewing status, Tectia Connections Status GUI
viewing tunnel information, Connections View

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

modify installation, Changing Optional Installation Modules for Tectia on Windows

password, User Authentication with Passwords

registry keys, Registry Keys on Windows

taskbar, Tectia Shortcut Menu (Windows and Linux)

adding profiles, Defining Connection Profiles

uninstallation, Removing from Windows

user authentication with certificates, Configuring User Authentication with Certificates on Windows

Windows Explorer, Differences from Windows Explorer, Defining File Transfer Settings

X

X.509 certificates, Managing CA Certificates with the Configuration File (Unix), Using the Configuration File (Unix) , Importing PKCS Certificates with Tectia Connections Configuration GUI, Managing CA Certificates, Key Store Configuration Examples

X11 forwarding, Secure Shell Tunneling, X11 Forwarding, Defining Default Tunneling Settings, Forwarding Options, The default-settings Element

XML attribute

allow-relay, The profiles Element, The static-tunnels Element
allow-ticket-forwarding, The default-settings Element
data, The profiles Element
default-domain, The general Element
disable-crls, The general Element
dll-path, The default-settings 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
address-family, The default-settings Element
altname-email, The default-settings Element
altname-upn, The default-settings 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
auth-server-certificate, The default-settings Element
auth-server-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
checksum, The default-settings Element
cipher, The default-settings Element
ciphers, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
close-window-on-disconnect, The default-settings 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
dod-pki, The general Element
environment, The default-settings Element
exclusive-connection, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
extended-key-usage, The default-settings Element
file-access-control, The general Element
forward, The default-settings Element
forwards, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
general, The general Element
gui, The gui Element
host-key-always-ask, The general Element
hostbased-default-domain, The default-settings Element
hostkey, The profiles Element
hostkey-algorithm, The default-settings Element
hostkey-algorithms, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
identification, The general Element
identity, The profiles Element
idle-timeout, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
issuer-name, The default-settings Element
keepalive-interval, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
kex, The default-settings Element
kexs, 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-hostname, The default-settings Element
local-tunnel, The profiles Element
log-events, The logging Element
log-target, The logging Element
logging, The logging Element
mac, The default-settings Element
macs, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
ocsp-responder, The general Element
openssh-ca-key, The general Element
password, The profiles Element
profile, The profiles Element
profiles, The profiles Element
protocol-parameters, The general Element
proxy, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
public-key, The default-settings Element
quiet-mode, 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
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
subject-name, The default-settings Element
tcp-connect-timeout, The default-settings Element, The profiles Element
terminal-bell, The default-settings Element
terminal-selection, The default-settings Element
tunnel, The static-tunnels Element
tunnels, The profiles Element
user-config-directory, The general Element
user-identities, The profiles Element
user-keys, The general Element