Faster ssh performance

Faster SSH thanks to simple data compression! Learn the `ssh -C` command and PuTTY settings to speed up your connections instantly.

ssh -C user@host

With the above command, when logging in we force data compression, thanks to which we'll speed up the connection to the other machine a bit. Particularly useful if we, or the machine we're logging into, has a busy connection.
In the putty program we of course have this option too. We go to the SSH tab and then check Enable compression