Complete SSH Support

WAC Server supports both SSH1 and SSH2, so virtually all SSH clients can connect to WAC Server. It supports up to 256-bit strong encryption, and 1024-bit digital signatures.

When you connected with WAC Server using a SSH client, you can either use a password or the public key to be authenticated by the server and gain access to the server system.

Beside interactive sessions, WAC Server also provides the following services using the secured channel established between SSH client and the server:

• Remote Execution: you can execute any Windows command or program (with paramters) with WAC. The output of the command or program will be sent back to client for display.
• Port Forwarding: you can use your SSH client (like WACSSH or FSLink) and WAC Server to form a secured firewall to protect your existing applications when communicating over an non-secure network (like the Internet).
• SFTP Server: you can use an SFTP client to connect to WAC Server and transfer files between client and server machines securely. Anonymous accounts are also supported by WAC SFTP server (can be disabled).
• SCP Service: SCP is a simple command line program for copying files between machines securely. WAC Server supports SCP service through its SFTP server.