What free portable SSH client for Windows do you use (other than PuTTY and KiTTY)?

Question

SSH

Friends, I think that almost any (even the most novice) administrator has to have with him (for example, on a flash drive) an SSH client under Windows to access a server under *nix.

PuTTY Portable is bad because it can’t store passwords (yes, it can store keys, but it’s more convenient for me personally to go to some servers using passwords) and requires a wrapper for portable work. KiTTY is portable from birth and can store passwords, but it somehow works unstable for me in a variety of situations (loses connection with suspicious frequency).

What else do you regularly use with pleasure?

Answer 1

Cyg Win + OpenSSH

Answer 2

I use mRemote. Able to RDP, VNC, SSH, telnet and much more. Strictly speaking, in cases ssh is a banal wrapper for PuTTY, but it can store passwords and a bunch of connections in the form of a tree. Very convenient, it's a pity the project is closed.
On a working computer for ssh I use xShell, it's good for absolutely everyone. Just not portable, although there may be such a version - I did not look for it.

Answer 3

Although it is said except for KiTTY - she knows how to do all of the above. I use only it (all passwords, keys are stored in the dropbox).

Answer 4

Frankly, there are no convenient free xShell alternatives for Windows. We are talking about convenient work with tabs, built-in sftp, powerful configs and work without disconnects.
www.thinstallsoft.com/xshell-portable/ - here xShell with a portable wrapper.

Answer 5

It is not clear: why not a poll? So you will not collect objective statistics.

Answer 6

Sorry, I misread the question...

Answer 7

I use ZOC pro (6.35) but it's not free. Should work like a month. A month later, a message pops up from time to time, but it's not scary. A handy thing with its own terminal tabs and a lot of features.