What ssh terminal software do you use?

[wilson_1234_2]

I have putty, but I don't really like the inability to modify the window parameters very much.

Does anyone have any suggestion on a better one?

That maybe looks like a telnet session via DOS, but is encrypted?

[Richard Burts]

Richard

In my experience most people who want SSH client in freeware use putty. I have heard that TeraTerm Pro has an addin that can allow it to do SSH but I have no experience with that part of TeraTerm (I used to use TeraTerm as my terminal emulator and like it a lot).

For people who are willing to purchase a product for SSH client I use SecurCRT for SSH (and for telnet and for console) and find that it works very well for me.

HTH

Rick

[paolo bevilacqua]

What window parameters you can't modify? Once set I save the settings and it does exactly what I want.

[wilson_1234_2]

In the dos window, I can set the buffer size to 9999

and widen the window also, to the size I want it.

Putty seems to be limited to how much you can modify the window.

Also, copy a single line of config from the displayed window.

[Collin Clark]

SecureCRT is the best, hands down.

[paolo bevilacqua]

Hi, in putty you change these from configuration->window. For an already opened session, click putty icon on top left corner then "change settings.."

Select and copy a single line by clicking three times, paste with right mouse button. Putty has selection auto-copy to clipboard, so it's really fast in that regard.

[Giuseppe Larosa]

Hello Richard,

when you open a new putty session go to

window -> lines of scrollback :

I can set this to 20000 lines with no problem

under logging :

select logging printable output only and specify log filename you can change dir path using the browse button

when you want to stop to log just do

logging -> logging turned off completely so that the log file is closed.

2) Also, copy a single line of config from the displayed window.

I think you are using an old version I can copy by simply selecting multiple lines with mouse (automatically makes a copy of selected test).

check on

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html

Hope to help

Giuseppe