Secure Shell protocol (SSH) is a secure way of transferring information for communication between remote computers using encryption.

To access a remote computer securely, specify host, port, SSH version (SSH1 or SSH2), initial method (both, password or public key), your login and password, private key and key password.
SSH uses one open (public key) and one secret key (private key).

After defining server connections, specify settings for SSH forwarding: listen port and compression level.

Click "OK" button to complete the forwarding.