Freeware SSH server on Windows

chintan_at_gnvfc.com
Date: 02/18/04

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To: <secureshell@securityfocus.com>

    Hi all,

    we are planning to set up SSH Server on windows2000 Machine for
    remote secure telnet and FTP on Server where different services are
    running.

    I'm new to SSH. Never installed any one.

    Can any one suggest the Freeware SSH on Windows 2000/NT and link for
    the same where i can find enough material to install and configure
    so that remote user/administrator can do Secure Shell through clinet
    like PTTY etc....

    Thanks in advance...

    Regards,

    chintan shah

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