SSH Terminal Tools
SSH (Secure Shell) is a cryptographic network protocol, first developed by Tatu Ylönen in 1995, for secure data communication, remote command-line login, and other secure network services over an unsecured network.
The main use cases of SSH include system administration, secure file transfer using SCP or SFTP, and tunneling or port forwarding.
Below is a list of terminal tools that work with SSH.
devzat
A tool to chat over SSH.
A tool to chat over SSH.
exosphere
A CLI / TUI for aggregated patch reporting & system status monitoring via SSH.
A CLI / TUI for aggregated patch reporting & system status monitoring via SSH.
filessh
A fast and convenient TUI file browser for remote servers.
A fast and convenient TUI file browser for remote servers.
ggh
Recall your SSH sessions.
Recall your SSH sessions.
goto
SSH manager for easy server access.
SSH manager for easy server access.
keyward
A TUI to manage SSH keys and audit your SSH security.
A TUI to manage SSH keys and audit your SSH security.
lazyssh
A terminal-based SSH manager.
A terminal-based SSH manager.
lssh
A TUI list select SSH/SCP/SFTP client tools.
A TUI list select SSH/SCP/SFTP client tools.
purple
A terminal SSH config manager and cockpit for your servers.
A terminal SSH config manager and cockpit for your servers.
sshclick
Terminal based assisted management of your SSH config files.
Terminal based assisted management of your SSH config files.
ssh-list
An SSH connection manager with a TUI interface.
An SSH connection manager with a TUI interface.
ssh-para
Parallel SSH jobs manager interactive CLI.
Parallel SSH jobs manager interactive CLI.
sshs
Terminal user interface for SSH
Terminal user interface for SSH
ssm
Streamline SSH connections with a simple TUI.
Streamline SSH connections with a simple TUI.
termscp
A feature rich terminal file transfer tool.
A feature rich terminal file transfer tool.
tmate
instant terminal sharing.
instant terminal sharing.
zmate
Instant terminal sharing using Zellij.
Instant terminal sharing using Zellij.
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