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| collection of protocols that does both authenticating and encryption |
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securely log on to a host, execute commands on that host, and copy files to or from that host.
Encrypts data throughout a session |
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| SSH Communications Security and requires paying a license |
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| top form a secure connection SSH must be running on both the client and server |
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| SSH can be configured to perform port forwarding, which means it can redirect traffic that would normally use an insecure port (such as FTP) to an SSH secured port. |
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| Functions of port forwarding |
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| allows to use SSH for more than simply logging onto a host and manipulating files, you could exchange HTTP traffic with a web server via a secured SSH connection. |
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| method of encrypting TCP/IP transmissions-including web pages and data entered into Web forms-en route between the client and the server using public key encryption technology |
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| cross platform authentication protocol that uses key encryption to verify the identity of clients and to securely exchange information after a client logs on to a system |
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