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ses available for Linux?



   From: Hsin-Yu Sidney Li <LIH at cliffy.polaroid.com>

   > Has anyone heard of a secure session handler program called "ses",
   > and is it available for Linux?  It's like an encrypted version
   > of telnet, and I know SunOS has it.

   You might be thinking of "ssh".  I don't remember where to get it, but
   you should be able to find it through a netsearch on the web.  Let me
   know if you have problems locating it.

You can also try checking on tsx-11.mit.edu or sunsite.unc.edu.

Dale

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