James Wetterau writes:
> 
> 
> Nathaniel Daw <daw@cs.cmu.edu> says:
> 
> ...
> > VNC has also been hacked to support connections over SSL (though I
> > don't have the URL handy), so even if you can't figure out how do get
> > an ssh tunnel on Windows (the ttssh client previously mentioned won't
> > do it AFAIK, though the commercial ssh for Windows from F-secure
> > might),
> 
> I believe F-Secure Ssh does forward ports and X.  SecureCRT definitely
> does, and generally has a lot of features I like.  There do appear to
> be export restrictions limiting it to North America.  It comes with a
> 30 day free trial.  I have used this in conjunction with Xwin32 to
> display xterms and emacs from a UNIX machine to a Windows NT desktop.
> 
> SecureCRT also supports the zmodem sz and rz commands, which provides
> an easy way to transfer small files between the windows desktop and
> remote UNIX machine encrypted.

The newest 'ttsh' (1.3 AFAIK) supports port forwarding, and X11 forwarding.
I have only used the port forwarding, but it works fine, so I assume the
X11 support is ok also.  And, it is free. :)  WRT the US patent issue,
there is a 'libeayus' package that you need to install over the default
ttssh file. (libeay.dll I believe)  

-Andrew
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