Your IT tool bag:

We all have the programs we must have on our machines to perform our job and can't live without. I would love to hear what programs you use and why. I must have Putty, Notepad ++ & Nmap.

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Akaricloud

mRemoteNG(tabbed RDP and Putty), Editpad Pro(Alternative to Notepad++ that I prefer), VMware workstation, FileZilla, and KeePass for password storage.

Otherwise it's more specialized software required for my job.

TechGuy215

Putty, UltraEdit, RDP, ADUC, EMC, SQL:MS, SCCM:MC, Vsphere:MC and some proprietary crap for my company.

LeifAlire

eventcombMT.exe, Robocopy, PSEXEC, PowerShell Right Click Tools for SCCM, Retina Security Scanner, Q-Tip.

f0rgiv3n

Putty, TFTP Server, notepad (i'm old school), psexec, firefox, adblock plus, nmap, Wireshark, cmd, daemon tools, Virtualbox w/ Kali ISO.

pram

vim, ssh

shodown

Secure CRT
Text Wrangler
Notepad ++ (VMware)
Solarwinds SFTP
ITERM2
Filezilla Client/Server

ChrisMaloon

Ultraedit and SQL Server

RomBUS

RDP, Putty, RSAT, Notepad, Calculator, A/V tools, Firefox (sanbox - no install needed), VNC (backup to RDP), VMWare Player (for testing)

BobMead

awesome keep them coming, I also use GNS3 a lot for Cisco ASA, Route, Switch

DevilWAH

googe chrome and an internet connection!

Goodspeed

CCleaner, BleachBit, HijackThis, Malwarebytes, .bat scripts, PuTTY and PortableApps.com: Portable Software/USB

Cpl.Klinger

Home and side work stuff - CCleaner, Malwarebytes, OphCrack Live CD, Ninite Bulk installer, Revo Uninstaller

Actual work stuff- our proprietary stuff, our kbase and Google.

Verities

RV Tools; since I manage multiple sites, allows me to export all my virtual infrastructure information into one excel spreadsheet without having to log into each site and manually check datastores, hosts, disk usage, etc.

PuTTY; SSH to host machines to do advanced troubleshooting.

VMware vSphere; log into my VI sites and perform management functions.

Notepad; to keep a history of my ramblings and mostly unimportant information I keep for what if scenarios (:D)

Microsoft RDP; quick remote connection to any of my virtual servers.

Expect

SecureCRT/PuTTY, Notepad++, WinSCP, IDLE

jvrlopez

At home, outside of the SDC software (some of which I'll remove or keep from starting), I always have MalwareBytes, Hijackthis, CCleaner, Zonealarm, Open Office, Core Temp, WinRar, Daemon Tools Lite, Notepad (random scribbles and jot downs).

olaHalo

Notepad and PuTTy

TechJunky

Backtrack Live CD, password cracker on bootable usbkey, cisco console cable. I don't really need anything else.

redz

Microsoft Excel, because that's all I need for this pseudo-audit/GRC position.

W Stewart

nmap, dig, telnet, ssh, rdesktop, lsb_release, vi/vim, udevadm, sysctl

Edit: almost forgot knoppix.

JasonIT

I use SuperPutty, Notepad ++, wireshark, RDP, VM workstation, and evernote

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kriscamaro68

Everyone is sayin RDP but I use RDCMan instead. Also use gimagex and win 7 dvd to usb tool. I also DL Klite codec pack so I can watch just about any type of format out there.