
Begin mastering Putty for beginners by becoming comfortable with the Putty software as you start the course. Provide feedback to help tailor your learning experience at globaletraining.com.
Duplicate a PuTTY session from the title bar to open a new window on the same machine with the same settings and credentials.
Explore the Putty interface, locate hostname or IP, port, and connection type, view saved sessions, and review settings to configure logging for your projects.
Create session profiles with hostname only, assign IP addresses and user-friendly names to profiles, and preview how two profiles connect to the same machine with different user names.
Create and manage multiple session profiles for the same UNIX machine in Putty, using hostnames and usernames like user1 and user2.
Master updating Putty session profiles, including IP address and hostname, and avoid confusion from renaming, duplicates, and forgetting to click save.
Locate PuTTY session profiles in the Windows registry under the current user software sessions, view or edit hostname values, and export or import profiles across machines with caution.
Master how to customize putty appearance by changing font type, size, and color in session profiles, saving changes, and applying settings across development, staging, and production environments.
Configure keep alive intervals in putty to prevent idle timeouts by sending empty packets every 4–10 seconds, with a typical 5-second interval depending on your network.
Explore available x display servers for putty beginners, including Cygwin X, Xwin32, Exceed X, and Xming, with quick site references to compare options.
Download and install Xming from the official source, accept the user account control prompts, and verify Xming appears in the system tree.
Demonstrates X11 forwarding using PuTTY to run Linux GUI apps on a Windows PC, log in, and launch programs like GNOME Disks and Firefox, with notes on port forwarding.
Learn multi-port forwarding in Putty with a session manager and MobaXTerm, tunneling local ports to SSH and web services and verifying access via the loopback address.
Learn to transfer files from Windows to a Unix machine using a command line, manage permissions, verify the home directory, and perform recursive transfers with -r.
You will learn to:
You will learn to download, install and use the "PuTTY Session Manager" in this short video.
You will learn to download, install and use the "MobaXTerm" in this video.
PuTTY is an open source SSH and telnet client developed originally by Simon Tatham for the Windows platform. Putty is a light-weight standalone application, that is easy to learn.
In addition, Putty also supports - Rlogin, Raw and Serial connections.
Putty is a well know tool among system and network administrators. However, Putty can be a handy tool for programmers, DBAs, and QA Testers as well, when working with Unix/Linux based systems.
Putty comes with many settings to customize your sessions to your project needs.
Download and install Putty - Quick way & Installer way.
Learn to launch duplicate & multiple sessions quickly.
Establish SSH sessions to the same server with a different/same username.
Customize & Tune Putty with various settings.
Use X11 Forwarding to access Linux GUI.
Automatically SAVE your SSH session to a file.
Tips & Recommendations (Working on adding more)
Securely Transfer files
Using other tools/components that come with Putty
Understand & Use RSA key-pair for Password-less authentication.
Create a Linux Virtual Machine (EC2) in AWS & SSH into your own AWS Linux Machine.
*** NEW *** Learn PuTTY Session Manager
*** NEW *** Learn MobaXTerm
Putty Cheatsheet (Coming Soon)