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Portable Telnet / SSH
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PuTTY
PuTTY is a perfectly portable application. The champion of Telnet / SSH / sFTP clients needs no installation.
update 10/5
I received an email from Lolitka mentioning that PuTTY will save session date to the Windows registry and asking if there was a way to bypass this and save the information on the flash drive. The easiest way is to not save sessions, but to invoke Putty with command-line options to automatically connect to the host. There is no way to actually save a session to the USB device that I'm aware of.
