Windows built in FTP/SSH client?


  1. Firestrider
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    Linux (Debian, Android)
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    Windows built in FTP/SSH client?


    Does Windows 7 have one?
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  3. H2SO4
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    Win7x64
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    FTP: yes - IE and the (command-line) FTP.EXE
    SSH: no
    SFTP: no
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  4. sup3rsprt
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    XP, Seven, 2008R2
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    I would recommend PuTTY and WinSCP.
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  6. atrox32
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    Windows 7
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    Better use UploadFTP...(Upload FTP - Upload your files to FTP with advanced FTP Client for Windows) Nice, easy to use client for xp, vista, 7.
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