SSH Hotkeys

Features

• Run non-interactive commands on remote servers via SSH with a single tap.
• Server, connection, and password management.
• Support for non-standard SSH ports.
• Create a hotlist of commands for each remote server. Run the commands via a single tap.
• View and email command output logs
• Landscape and Portrait mode support
• Configurable output log font: choose from any font on your device
• Zoom and pinch gesture support to change font size
• Customizable text color and background color
• SSH works via EDGE, WiFi and 3G internet access

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Screenshots

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FAQ

Does SSH Hotkeys support SSH-1?

No. SSH-1 has inherent design flaws which make it vulnerable. It is now generally considered obsolete and should be avoided.

Does SSH Hotkeys support SSH-2?

Yes.

What is size of the output log buffer?

For performance reasons, the output log is limited to 64K characters. If there is more output than 64K characters, then it will be truncated to the last 64K characters.

Where can I find a SSH server?

SSH is already present on most operating systems, including Mac OS X, most distributions of Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris, and OpenVMS. A number of open source, freeware, and proprietary SSH servers are also available for the various versions of Microsoft Windows (freeSSHd).

Which SSH authentication methods are available?

Password and Keyboard-interactive authentication are available. Public key authentication and GSSAPI authentication methods are not available in the current release of SSH Hotkeys.

I'm using freeSSHd to host SSH on my Windows machine...

If you always receive an output message saying "Unable to execute command or shell or remote system: Failed to Execute process.", then prefix your commands with "cmd.exe /c " (without the quotes).

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Support

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