Open Source SSH Connection Manager

Since the time i started to work on Ubuntu ( feels good that i left windows) i was searching for an application which works likes ( at least in close proximity) Putty connection manager. After a lot of search i came across an application called Gnome Connection Manager. It is a tabbed ssh connection manager for GTK+ environments. It has many features close to that of Putty connection manager.

This application can be downloaded from http://www.kuthulu.com/gcm/

General Features

  • It’s designed in Glade and written in python, so it just need PyGTK to run in any linux environment
  • Can store passwords for easy access to hosts
  • Supports multiple ssh tunnels for each host
  • Unlimited vertical/horizontal window splitting. You can have as many visible consoles as you want
  • Drag&Drop tabs between consoles
  • Connect to multiple hosts with just one click
  • Grouping hosts
  • Cluster mode. Work on several hosts at the same time
  • Customizable shortcuts
  • Send custom commands to hosts
  • It’s free, and the source is included in the download

Screen Shots

Gnome Connection Manager main interface

Gnome Connection Manager main interface

Split Screen

split screen

Add Hosts

add Host

Commands After Login

Commands After Login

General Settings

General Settings

Shortcuts

Shortcuts

About Sandeep kalathil

Iam a System Engineer working in Cochin , Interested in Linux and Windows servers and happy to share knowledge that i have gained through my day to day work.

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Comments

  1. When I add a host with no user name, should it not default that when I connect to that host, I get prompted for a username so that I can choose? I have multiple logins on a server and I wont want to add a new host for every single login id.