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==What are 24pintech Apps?== | ==What are 24pintech Apps?== | ||
24pintech apps is a folder that is located in the Shared Storage drive in the Loki server. The folders inside have multiple apps that we have used over the years that are useful on running 24pintech. Each of the | 24pintech apps is a folder that is located in the Shared Storage drive in the [http://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=Loki Loki] server. The folders inside have multiple apps that we have used over the years that are useful on running 24pintech. Each of the applications are used to either, open Virtual Machines, ISO folders, terminal editors, antivirus etc. \\loki\shared storage\24pintech apps | ||
==Why are these applications important?== | ==Why are these applications important?== | ||
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==Terminal Editor Software== | ==Terminal Editor Software== | ||
PuTTY, SecureCRT, and TeraTerm are all open-sourced terminal editors, which give you access to [ | PuTTY, SecureCRT, and TeraTerm are all open-sourced terminal editors, which give you access to [http://wiki.24pin.tech/index.php?title=OpenGear_Console_Server_Documentation OpenGear] and let you edit configurations that are in the terminal. We use these applications for our servers which keep the 24pintech website up and running. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:11, 31 March 2022
What are 24pintech Apps?
24pintech apps is a folder that is located in the Shared Storage drive in the Loki server. The folders inside have multiple apps that we have used over the years that are useful on running 24pintech. Each of the applications are used to either, open Virtual Machines, ISO folders, terminal editors, antivirus etc. \\loki\shared storage\24pintech apps
Why are these applications important?
These applications are very useful to an average technician who needs to use certain tools to make something easier.
Terminal Editor Software
PuTTY, SecureCRT, and TeraTerm are all open-sourced terminal editors, which give you access to OpenGear and let you edit configurations that are in the terminal. We use these applications for our servers which keep the 24pintech website up and running.