As we know, we can connect to a Linux server on a Linux or Unix system by typing
"SSH username@domain.name.whatever".
But it seems like we cannot do things like this by Windows Command Prompt. I mean we cannot connect to a Linux shell by a simple command right? Just want to make sure if this is impossible without installing extra tools(like sftpc or anything). And please give me some explanation of this.
Windows doesn't have built-in tools for ssh, sftp, scp, etc. You'll have to install something like cygwin or invoke other external tools like putty with a command. It does have a telnet client though, so if your linux server is local (and security is not an issue) and it allows telnet, you could use telnet from the Windows command line for a painful experience.
There are various ways to run an SSH shell in a browser plugin or even using AJAX if you're running a web server on the linux box. Just google "browser based ssh" or similar. Disclaimer: I always just use PuTTY or cygwin, so I've never tried a browser solution.
