mosh vs OpenSSH : Which is Better?
mosh
Mosh is a tool used to connect from a client computer to a server over the Internet, to run a remote terminal. Mosh is similar to SSH, with additional features meant to improve usability for mobile users. Developed by Mosh development at MIT
License: Open Source
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mosh VS OpenSSH Feature comparision
| Feature | mosh | OpenSSH |
|---|---|---|
| Command line interface | ||
| SSH | ||
| GNU/linux-libre | ||
| Encryption | ||
| File transfer | ||
| Jailbreak required | ||
| Bundled with macOS | ||
| Support for SFTP | ||
| Networking | ||
| Remote desktop | ||
| Ftp server | ||
| Remote monitoring | ||
| Ssh tunnel | ||
| Built-in SSH client | ||
| Telnet client | ||
| Host management | ||
| Portable | ||
| Auto-saving | ||
| RDP sessions in a tab | ||
| Stability | ||
| Clientless Remote Connection | ||
| Explorer-like | ||
| Customizable | ||
| Background transparency | ||
| Command line | ||
| Scripting support | ||
| Tabbed interface | ||
| Auto Highlighting | ||
| BBS Support | ||
| Customizable interface per session | ||
| Macros | ||
| Session management | ||
| Split-screen view | ||
| Group connections | ||
| Support for Multiple protocols | ||
| Password management |
Compare mosh
Compare Bitvise SSH Server (WinSSHD) and mosh and decide which is most suitable for you.