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Yes.
It's called ssh. Don't let that get out, though, or our support tickets would drop through the floor.
I think all distros (or close to it) have the ssh client installed by default. It's literally "ssh user@ip"
Use "-p ######" if you need to set the port number (hopefully you do).
Yes. It's possible to run a graphic instance of PUTTY on server#1 and have display forwarded to your PC.
On your PC you'll need to setup PuTTY with SSH and X11 forwarding (many tutorials on Google )
Then on your server#1 you'll need to install PuTTY for Linux. (Here's a tut https://blog.numato.com/how-to-install-putty-on-linux/ ).
Then just run Xterm (a command line emulator) on server#1 having it's display forwarded to your PC.
From that command line prompt you can run your remote graphic instance of PuTTY to SSH into server#2
However not sure why you need such a clumsy solution or what you wish to achieve. We might be able to offer lighter ways if we knew..
(Is that because you just need a specific feature of PuTTY to use from server#1? ?)
lol, you dont like SSH?
nah, telnet FTW!