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Putty alternative for MacOS

wii747wii747 Member
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I am looking for Putty alternative for MacOS where I can import ssh keys save usernames and server names like putty does.

Any suggestions would be grateful

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  • VoidVoid Member

    Termius works fine for me

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  • bootboot Barred

    iTerm2

    Thanked by 2noisycode TLDojo
  • totally_not_bannedtotally_not_banned Member

    Debian

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  • HostEONSHostEONS Member, Host Rep

    Been using SecureCRT for around 10 yrs I think, works on MAC as well as iOS/iPAD OS, can save, import and export logins and keys etc...

    But it's not FREE like putty

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  • xvpsxvps Member
    edited January 2024

    I use the .ssh/config file.

    Host srv1
    HostName srv1.domain.tld
    User notroot
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/new_rsa

    Then you can just write ssh srv1 in the terminal.

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  • COLBYLICIOUSCOLBYLICIOUS Member

    Termius?

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  • ehhthingehhthing Member

    The ssh command, an ssh config (~/.ssh/config) and whatever your default terminal is.

    Thanked by 2scooke adly
  • kendkend Member

    I was trying to find something to replace termius years ago and found Royal TSX. Have been using it ever since and never wanted to look for alternatives again.

  • CaptainbaluCaptainbalu Member

    https://www.royalapps.com/ts/mac/features

    Thanked by 1tjn
  • meditatingsurgeonmeditatingsurgeon Member

    +1 for Termius.
    It’s probably the app I use the most on my Mac

  • XenosXenos Member

    I use warp. You can create custom workflows to manage ssh keys, usernames, etc.

    https://www.warp.dev

  • ipguruipguru Member

    @meditatingsurgeon said:
    +1 for Termius.
    It’s probably the app I use the most on my Mac

    Agree with this fully.

  • CrabCrab Member

    After using SecureCRT for over 15+ years I migrated to https://tabby.sh/

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    iterm2's fantastic.

    Francisco

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  • host4cheaphost4cheap Member

    Do ppl still use Putty ? All OS nowadays have inbuilt support for ssh in their native terminal/cli.

  • elliotcelliotc Member

    mobaXterm with crossover

  • CrabCrab Member

    @host4cheap said:
    Do ppl still use Putty ? All OS nowadays have inbuilt support for ssh in their native terminal/cli.

    Putty lives forever.

  • PuDLeZPuDLeZ Member

    There are many options/solutions but I'm guessing you're looking for macos specific without doing a vm or web based. I'd recommend termius if you want a gui but truly recommend using the built in terminal/ssh. You can create ~/.ssh/config and have entries like

    Host serverName
    HostName 192.168.1.123
    User userOnServer
    Port 22
    IdentityFile ~/path/to/key

    Then all you have to do is type 'ssh serverName' in the terminal and you're connected. Anything after Host is what you will reference the server as with the ssh/scp command. You can replace the IP with dns if it has one. If you're using the same user on your local host as the server, you don't need to specify it in the config. Same goes as the port, if you're using the standard port 22, you don't need it in the config.

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  • ArkasArkas Member, Retired Moderator

    Tabby.

  • ChalipaChalipa Member

    +1 for Termius

  • fatchanfatchan Member, Host Rep

    ~/.ssh/config

    and

    ssh

  • conceptconcept Member

    I use Termius too.

  • SmigitSmigit Member

    @kend said:
    I was trying to find something to replace termius years ago and found Royal TSX. Have been using it ever since and never wanted to look for alternatives again.

    Love Royal TSX. Not cheap but very nice app.

  • JosephFJosephF Member
    edited January 2024

    @HostEONS said:
    Been using SecureCRT for around 10 yrs I think, works on MAC as well as iOS/iPAD OS, can save, import and export logins and keys etc...

    But it's not FREE like putty

    How much are you paying/paid for SecureCRT?

    @Crab said:
    After using SecureCRT for over 15+ years I migrated to https://tabby.sh/

    Why'd you quit SecureCRT?

  • VodolVodol Member

    XPipe + Tabby

  • CrabCrab Member

    @Crab said:
    After using SecureCRT for over 15+ years I migrated to https://tabby.sh/

    Why'd you quit SecureCRT?

    Primarily to get a free solution that is also more cross-platform compatible. SecureCRT is still great, but it has its cost.

  • JosephFJosephF Member

    @Crab said:

    @Crab said:
    After using SecureCRT for over 15+ years I migrated to https://tabby.sh/

    Why'd you quit SecureCRT?

    Primarily to get a free solution that is also more cross-platform compatible. SecureCRT is still great, but it has its cost.

    How does Tabby compare to SecureCRT?

  • xNEOxNEO Member

    I use built in terminal on MacOS, and Termius on iOS.

  • HostEONSHostEONS Member, Host Rep

    @JosephF said:

    @HostEONS said:
    Been using SecureCRT for around 10 yrs I think, works on MAC as well as iOS/iPAD OS, can save, import and export logins and keys etc...

    But it's not FREE like putty

    How much are you paying/paid for SecureCRT?

    @Crab said:
    After using SecureCRT for over 15+ years I migrated to https://tabby.sh/

    Why'd you quit SecureCRT?

    Don't really remember as I got license almost 10 yrs ago, I just pay for updates every 3 yrs or something and it's not much atleast not for my use case

  • kendkend Member

    @Smigit said:

    @kend said:
    I was trying to find something to replace termius years ago and found Royal TSX. Have been using it ever since and never wanted to look for alternatives again.

    Love Royal TSX. Not cheap but very nice app.

    It's free for up to 10 connection profiles. And after that, $45 one time payment is also not that much.

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