

Simply open the terminal and setup whatever you requireĮxport ftp_proxy=" export https_proxy=" export http_proxy=" export HTTP_PROXY=" export HTTPS_PROXY=" 2. Lets say you need to setup som e rules for connectivity via a socks proxy to dig holes over a harsh company firewalls or addĬustom options to every ssh client attempt to remote server, or simply alias some of your servers with custom connectivity options and so on simply open vi / vim text editor from mobaxterm local terminal and place inside your rules, for example that could be anything like:Īlias ssh='ssh -o stricthostkeychecking=no -o passwordauthentication=yes -o PreferredAuthentications=password -v'Īlias sftp='sftp -o stricthostkeychecking=no -o passwordauthentication=yes -o PreferredAuthentications=password'Īlias work-server='ssh -o passwordauthentication=yes -o PreferredAuthentications=password'Īlias proxy='ssh -D 3128 -o ConnectTimeout=80'Īlias proxy1='ssh -D 3128 443 -o ConnectTimeout=60'Īlias prox圓='ssh -D 3128 443 -o ConnectTimeout=60' Set up your bashrc server / command aliases

Therefore as I've set up Mobaxterm on a multiple computers all around, I've found it useful to write a small article with some post-install hints (tune ups) one can do immediately once he has installed the Desktop or Portable Apps version of mobaxterm on desktop PC / notebook.ġ. I guess some of my readers, who have already migrated SuperPutty / SecureCRT or Putty / XMing or whatever kind of exotic Remote SSH Console terminal is used could validate this 🙂 Use the mobaxterm at home or at work place on a daily. It's size is quite compact as well and my opinion and every self respectiving developer, system administrator, IT geek or a hacker would definitely

The client has been around for quite some time and it has been improving rapidly over the last 10 years, where it now more looks like a separate Operating System than a single terminal client.

Earlier I've written a an article MobaXTerm: A good gnome-terminal like tabbed SSH client for Windows / Windows Putty Tabs Alternative in which I've introduced the best in my opinion SSH / Telnet / VNC / RDP / Xserver in one Terminal client emulator for Windows operating systems.
