VanDyke ClientPack for Windows, Mac and UNIX 9.0

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Reviewed by Pete Daniel on 7 Apr 2014

"Command-line utilities for secure automation."

VanDyke ClientPack for Windows and UNIX 7.2.3 is a command line utility to enable the safe communication of important data using public key and private key encryption standards. This includes SHA-2 Mac which has improved security features over the more common SHA-1. There are a number of utilities accessible via the command line such as a SFTP one for secure file transfers, a key generation utility to generate robust private or public keys, a shell utility, and more. The keys generated may be suitable with RSA, Smartcards X.509, DSA or Kerberos v5. The package is available for Windows, Mac or Linux on a 30 day trial.

VanDyke ClientPack for Windows and UNIX 7.2.3 Key Features:

Command line utility for secure FTP, general file transfers and key generation
Now has SHA-2 MAC algorithms
Complies with NIST requirements
30 day trial
Versions available for Windows, Mac or Linux

VanDyke ClientPack for Windows and UNIX 7.2.3 is a command line package of utilities to ensure secure communications via encrypted communications.

Requirements: Windows Server 2019/2016/2012/2012 R2; Windows 10/8.1;Ubuntu 20.04 LTS/18.04 LTS; RHEL 8.x/7.x;macOS

What's new in this version: VanDyke ClientPack 9.0 introduces enhancements including new algorithm support and support for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.

Size
16.00 MB
License
Shareware
OS
Windows, Mac OS, Unix, Linux
Price
$59.95 Buy full version

Developer
VanDyke Software Inc.
Updated
19 Feb 2021
Downloads
1,295 (1 last week)

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