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# Strongthium Remote Discussions

Strongthium Remote is an SSH client for Windows that puts what you do on a server in tabs on one connection: a terminal, a file manager, an editor, a task manager for the server and a database client, with remote desktops beside them. The file manager runs on the terminal's own SSH connection, so there is no second program and no second sign-in, and with one box ticked it works as root through sudo while root never signs in. Open any file of the server in an editor that colors 27 languages and suggests the settings of nginx, sshd, systemd, php.ini and my.cnf files; saving writes it back in place with its owner and permissions kept. See what a Linux server is doing without typing top: its programs grouped and refreshed, processor, memory, every disk and the network at a glance, and every service with its state and its journal, started, stopped or restarted through sudo. The database client works with MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQL Server and SQLite, carried through the server's SSH session so the database port stays closed, and copies tables between different systems in one transaction. Also: scripts sent to a list of servers, imports from SecureCRT and Navicat, files dropped on the terminal sent by ZMODEM, a sync that shows its plan first, strict host key checking, modern cryptography, and RDP and VNC remote desktops in tabs (Pro). Free for three servers with no time limit; Pro is bought once per computer. SSH, SFTP, the terminal and VNC are its own code, with no third-party libraries.

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