I would like a Win machine to tunnel into an SSH server whenever the machine starts up. I also want the win machine to reboot the SSH program if it ever crashes. The lighterweight & more stable the SSH program, the more happier I am.
What options do I have with this?
From stackoverflow
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The PuTTY suite is probably your best bet, IMO. (Disclaimer: I'm biased as Simon Tatham is a friend of mine from university. Mind you, that means I know how meticulous he is...)
Vinko Vrsalovic : PuTTY is awesome.Mikeage : Jon Skeet is awesome. PuTTY is just a software program -
Look at using srvany to launch the SSH client as a windows service. Then you can set the service to start up automatically when Windows start.
Essentially, srvany.exe will let you launch any program from the windows service control manager.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890
kanngard : A good tutorial how to do this can be found at http://xxlinxx.wordpress.com/2009/03/23/set-up-an-ssh-tunnel-as-a-windows-service-using-putty-plink
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