Help Topics Quick Access Guide Introduction Installation Install Reflection for Secure IT on a Workstation Selecting Features and Languages Upgrading from Previous Versions Getting Started Start a New Terminal Session Display the Configuration Toolbar Transfer Files Using the FTP Client Getting to the Reflection Secure Shell Settings Dialog Box General Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Understanding Secure Shell Configuration Settings Files Secure Shell Client Configuration Files Encryption Data Encryption Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) Encryption Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Authentication Server Authentication using Public Keys Server Authentication using Certificates Client Authentication Methods Connection Reuse in Secure Shell Sessions Public Key Authentication Managing User Keys Configure Public Key Authentication Add Keys to Your User Keys List Upload Client Public Keys to the Server Change a User Key Passphrase Export a User Key User Keys Tab (Secure Shell Settings) User Key Generation Dialog Box Managing Host Keys Configure Host Key Checking Configure the Preferred Host Key Type The Known Hosts File Host Keys Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Host Key Authenticity Dialog Box Certificate Authentication (PKI) PKI and Certificates Digital Certificate Stores Configure Client Authentication using Certificates Configure Server Authentication using Certificates Enabling and Disabling Use of the Windows Certificate Store Configuring Certificate Revocation Checking Distributing Intermediate Certificates using an LDAP Directory PKI Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Reflection Certificate Manager Open the Reflection Certificate Manager Personal Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager) Trusted Certification Authorities Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager) LDAP Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager) Configuring the LDAP Server for CRL Checking OCSP Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager) PKCS#11 Tab (Reflection Certificate Manager) PKCS#11 Provider Dialog Box GSSAPI (Kerberos) Authentication for Secure Shell Sessions Use Reflection Kerberos for GSSAPI Authentication Kerberos Ticket Forwarding in Secure Shell Sessions Specifying the Service Principals for GSSAPI Secure Shell Sessions GSSAPI Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Port Forwarding Local Port Forwarding Remote Port Forwarding Forward TCP communications Forward FTP communications Tunneling Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Local Port Forwarding Dialog Box Remote Port Forwarding Dialog Box Configure Multi-hop Secure Shell Sessions Multi-hop Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Configure Multi-hop Server Dialog Box Host Variables and Commands Host Data Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Proxy Servers Proxy Tab (Secure Shell Settings) Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Secure Shell Connections Use the Secure Shell Log File Troubleshooting Reflection for Secure IT Help Customizing and Deploying Installations Administrative Installations Installing Planning Your Installation and Deployment Create an Administrative Installation Point Install from the Command Line Installation Logging Customizing Your Installation Open the Attachmate Customization Tool Set up a shortcut to ACT Select a Customization Type Creating a Companion Install Package Create a Companion Install Package Install Custom Settings with a Companion Installer Add a Companion Installer to your Installation Install FTP Client Settings Creating and Editing Transforms Create Transforms Add (Chain) Installations and Run Programs Apply a Transform to Your Installation Group Policy Support in Reflection Secure Shell Command Line Utilities ssh Command Line Utility ssh2 Command Line Utility ssh-keygen Command Line Utility sftp Command Line Utility sftp2 Command Line Utility scp Command Line Utility scp2 Command Line Utility Reference Files used by the Secure Shell Client SSH Configuration Schemes Sample Configuration File Configuration File Keyword Reference - Secure Shell Settings Configuration File Keyword Reference - Terminal Emulation Settings DOD PKI Information Glossary of Terms authentication CA (certification authority) cipher CRL (Certificate Revocation List) data integrity digital certificate digital signature encryption GSSAPI (Generic Security Services Application Program Interface) hash Kerberos MAC (Message Authentication Code) passphrase PKCS port forwarding public key/private key Reflection application data folder regular expression Secure Shell UTC (Universal Time, Coordinated) Windows common application data folder Windows user profile folder Contact Attachmate