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I have a macintosh at home and I can do an ssh through macintosh tools and then open up tabs for multiple connections. I have used putty and the free version of SSH Secure Shell. Are there any free SSH tools for windows that allow me to open new connections with tabs instead of a new window?

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Poderosa is pretty much putty with tabs.

Features:

Tabbed style GUI It is convenient to open multiple connections at the same time. Moreover, you can split the window into panes and allocate each connection. Many different ways to connect. In addition to Telnet and SSH1/2, local cygwin shell and serial ports are supported.

Fulfilling options and tools A lot of terminal functions are available. Examples are: SSH2 port forwarding, SSH Key generation wizard, and SOCKS connections.

Plugin architecture You can extend the feature of Poderosa by plug-ins, like Eclipse does. Connections via serial ports and X/ZModem-support are provided as additional plug-ins. A manual for plug-in developers is included the installation package.

Government support In 2005, the Japanese government selected our innovative software project and provided financial resources to support it.

Brian Gianforcaro
The last release seems to be from 2006. For a tools that handles SSH/encryption that's not a positive point.
Joachim Sauer
I like poderosa. Thank you.
Bob
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Putty Connection Manager (http://puttycm.free.fr/) based on Putty.

PuTTY Connection Manager is a free PuTTY Client Add-on for Windows platforms which goal is to provide a solution for managing multiple PuTTY instances.

Features:

  • Tabs and dockable windows for PuTTY instances.
  • Fully compatible with PuTTY configuration (using registry).
  • Easily customizable to optimize workspace (fullscreen, minimze to tray, add/remove toolbar, etc...).
  • Automatic login feature regardless to protocol restrictions (user keyboard simulation).
  • Post-login commands (execute any shell command when logged).
  • Connection Manager : Manage a large number of connections with specific configuration (auto-login, specific PuTTY Session, post-command, etc...).
  • Quick connect toolbar to quickly launch a PuTTY connection.
  • Import/Export whole connections informations to XML format (generate your configuration automatically from another tool and import it, or export your configuration for backup purpose).
  • Encrypted configuration database option available to store connections informations safely (external library supporting AES algorithm used with key sizes of 128, 192 and 256 bits, please refer for the legal status of encryption software in your country).
  • Standalone executable, no setup required.

Completely free for commercial and personal use : PuTTY Connection Manager is freeware.

boj
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ponderosa does the trick. it works nicely. tabs make things alot easier... thank you.

Bob
You probably mean Poderosa.
Brian Lacy
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You could combine Console with any command-line SSH client. I use the one that comes with Cygwin.

Dan Vinton
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Found this: http://www.mynitor.com/2009/11/30/tabbed-ssh-for-windows/

DrPill
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http://puttycm.free.fr/cms/

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