Introduction
InstallationSystem RequirementsInstall Reflection for Secure ITSelecting Features and LanguagesUpgrading from Previous VersionsGetting StartedStart a New Terminal SessionDisplay the Configuration ToolbarTransfer Files Using the FTP ClientUnderstanding Secure ShellGetting to the Reflection Secure Shell Settings Dialog BoxGeneral Tab (Secure Shell Settings)ConfigurationSettings FilesSecure Shell Client Configuration FilesEncryptionData EncryptionFederal Information Processing Standard (FIPS)Encryption Tab (Secure Shell Settings)AuthenticationServer Authentication using Public KeysServer Authentication using CertificatesClient Authentication MethodsConnection Reuse in Secure Shell SessionsPublic Key AuthenticationManaging User KeysConfigure Public Key AuthenticationAdd Keys to Your User Keys ListUpload Client Public Keys to the ServerChange a User Key PassphraseExport a User KeyUser Keys Tab (Secure Shell Settings)User Key Generation Dialog BoxManaging Host KeysConfigure Host Key CheckingConfigure the Preferred Host Key TypeThe Known Hosts FileHost Keys Tab (Secure Shell Settings)Host Key Authenticity Dialog BoxCertificate Authentication (PKI)PKI OverviewDigital Certificate StoresConfigure Client Authentication using CertificatesConfigure Server Authentication using CertificatesEnabling and Disabling Use of the Windows Certificate StoreConfiguring Certificate Revocation CheckingDistributing Intermediate Certificates using an LDAP DirectoryPKI Tab (Reflection Secure Shell Settings)Reflection Certificate ManagerOpen the Reflection Certificate ManagerPersonal Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager)Trusted Certification Authorities Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager)LDAP Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager)Configuring the LDAP Server for CRL CheckingOCSP Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager)PKCS#11 Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager)PKCS#11 Provider Dialog BoxGSSAPI (Kerberos) Authentication for Secure Shell SessionsUse Reflection Kerberos for GSSAPI AuthenticationKerberos Ticket Forwarding in Secure Shell SessionsSpecifying the Service Principals for GSSAPI Secure Shell SessionsGSSAPI Tab (Secure Shell Settings)Port ForwardingLocal Port ForwardingRemote Port ForwardingForward TCP communicationsForward FTP communicationsTunneling Tab (Secure Shell Settings)Local Port Forwarding Dialog BoxRemote Port Forwarding Dialog BoxConfigure Multi-hop Secure Shell SessionsMulti-hop Tab (Secure Shell Settings)Configure Multi-hop Server Dialog BoxCommand Line UtilitiesSecure Shell Command Line Utilitiesssh Command Line Utilityssh2 Command Line Utilityssh-keygen Command Line Utilitysftp Command Line Utilitysftp2 Command Line Utilityscp Command Line Utilityscp2 Command Line UtilityTroubleshootingTroubleshooting Secure Shell ConnectionsUse the Secure Shell Log FileTroubleshooting Reflection for Secure IT HelpAdministrator's ReferenceAdministrative InstallationsWorkstation vs. Administrative InstallationPlanning your Installation and DeploymentCreate an Administrative Installation ImageInstall from the Command LineEnable or Disable Installation LoggingCustomizing Your InstallationOpen Attachmate Customization ToolSelect a Customization TypeInstall Custom Settings with a Companion InstallerInstall FTP Client SettingsAdd a Companion Installer to your InstallationAppendixFiles used by the Secure Shell clientSSH Config SchemesSample Configuration FileConfiguration File Keyword Reference - Secure Shell SettingsConfiguration File Keyword Reference - Terminal Emulation settingsDOD PKI InformationGlossary of TermsauthenticationCA (certificate authority)cipherCRL (Certificate Revocation List)data integritydigital certificatedigital signatureencryptionGSSAPI (Generic Security Services Application Program Interface)hashKerberosMAC (Message Authentication Code)migration log filepassphrasePKCSport forwardingpublic key/private keyReflection application data folderReflection ssh folderregular expressionSecure ShellUTC (Universal Time, Coordinated)Reflection application data folderWindows user profile folder