Silent SSH for Windows

As an IT engineer, you must have done many of the tasks of gathering data using command line interface (CLI) commands over multiple devices and collecting their output manually. For example, if you are a network engineer managing routers and switches, you would have spent hours running the show commands on many devices and save their output one by one for analysis later.

This kind of job is easy, but frankly is rather repetitive, time consuming, boring, and tedious. Wouldn't it be better if your precious time could be spent on something more productive, such as designing your organization IT system and network for software defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) readiness? Or, having spare time to chat with your colleagues over coffee on some interesting subjects (which of course still revolves around SDN and NFV)? Well, Silent SSH comes to the rescue.