Could you please share the pcmcrypt. PCM site is still down. I have put the dll in our repository,you can download now with this link.

Putty Connection Manager (tabbed putty): How to configure

Putty Download link changed https: The way to change background color is to change the color in the putty executable's configuration, which the manager uses. Thanks for sharing ,this is the best link for PuttyCM. Hi, when I try to select an existing Putty Session to new Database by right-clicking it and selecting "Add to database" it does nothing.

How do I import my Putty Sessions to PCM database? Unfortunately thats not working , we have a work around for this. Hi, every app I've tried until know on Win 7 64bits, including this one opens a new untabbed console window.

Any idea of a solution Thanks. Putty Tab is showing as IP address in my case. In above screenshot it is showing as the Name. How can i change that. Is this fix working for anyone? Once multiple sessions are docked as shown above, is there a way to save that layout and be able to retrieve it? I am having a problem in Windows When I open a PuTTy session, the putty window opens separately from PCM instead of opening a windows inside PCM..

It's like it works as a shortcut to a putty session instead of openning inside PCM.. Why is that happening and how do i fix it? OMG, it helped, you need to click Apply after setting "Enable additional timing for PuTTY capture".

Just clicking OK is not enough!

You must click Apply, only then it works. I can't seem to download the pcmcrypt.

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The URL is unreachable. I would like to create a hotkey to send my pwd. I tried to do it with a hotkey, but I can't create a new shortcut. The option is greyed out.

I am using key ppk to login to mu servers. How do i configure session to use key instead of password? I need another great feature: Home About Contact Archives. Home UNIX UNIX Basics AIX Linux Virtualisation HMC Cluster Scripting Backup-Storage Tutorials. PuttyCM displays multiple PuTTY sessions in Tabs. In this article, let us review in detail about the 6 powerful features of the PuTTY Connection Manager that will make PuTTY more enjoyable.

PuttyCM is written in C. When you install PuttyCM for the first time, you need to specify the location of the PuTTY executable. Display Multiple PuTTY Sessions in Tab Dockable Windows for PuTTY Sessions Multi Command Sender MCS Encrypted PuTTY Configuration Database Automatic PuTTY Session Login PuTTY Session Post-Login Commands. In order to make it run smoothly you need to set few settings as mentioned below. This will open the PuTTY window inside the TAB as shown below.

PuTTY sessions in Tabs.

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Dockable Windows for PuTTY Sessions Second best feature is apart from displaying multiple PuTTY sessions in Tabs, PuttyCM can also show different PuTTY sessions in panels.

This will enables you to view multiple sessions at a time. Selected PuTTY session docked in proper panel. Using the similar technique you can move all the PuTTY sessions to different panels as shown below.

Multiple PuTTY Sessions docked appropriately. Multi Command Sender MCS. You can run the same command on multiple servers with one shot. Make sure that you running correct command before hitting enter, otherwise it will become a big mess. PuTTYCM Multi Command Sender server selection. PuTTYCM Multi Command Sender "running command on multiple servers". Encrypted PuTTY Configuration Database By default, PuTTY session informations are stored in the windows registry, which are not encrypted.

If you want to keep the session information ip-address, session name etc. Create Encrypted PuTTY session database.

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PuTTY Connection Manager displaying Encrypted Session database. Enable Login Macro For a PuTTY Session. Automatic Login Setup for a PuTTY Session. PuTTY Session Post-Login Commands You can also setup post-login command, which will get executed automatically after you login. Execute Commands automatically after login.

Apart from the above 6 powerful features, PuTTY Connection Manager have the following features: PuttyCM also comes as standalone executable that can be launched directly from an USB thumb drive.

Some questions asked by blog readers regarding Putty Connection Manager. How to fix this? This can be fixed by changing PuttyCM settings. Select General from the options in the left side pane. In this case this would have been enabled. Un-selecting this button will solve the problem. I am having one more issue now. After I minimize Puttycm windows if I try to reactivate the window by clicking on the Puttycm icon in the taskbar, it does not activate the window sometimes.

This is another known problem. You just need to use ALT-TAB to restore the window. Sometimes it does not open immediately even after pressing ALT-TAB once.

Try doing it again and it will work. But I do not see the connections after reopening puttycm, what happened with the old database I created? Looks like you did not save the database. After creating a new database and new connections, you might think that all the changes are saved but they are not. Storing passwords in plain text could be a security issue? There is no in-built feature to encrypt database looks like. May be the feature is not yet implemented. But you can encrypt the database file using Windows EFS feature if you have a OS edition that supports the feature XP home does not support EFS.

Change the shortcut for rename tab to something else. You would be able to search command history now. More known issues with PuttyCM: Any idea of a solution Thanks', 'timestamp': Admin UnixMantra 27 June at Anonymous 26 September at Iunix Mantra 26 September at Iunix Mantra 23 June at Anonymous 19 July at Admin UnixMantra 28 July at NRXTech UTI 25 September at Deepankar Z 17 October at Iunix Mantra 17 October at Anonymous 15 July at Anonymous 29 September at Rizwan Ghadiyali 19 January at Iunix Mantra 21 January at Eman 23 November at Anonymous 18 March at Iunix Mantra 1 April at Anonymous 27 May at Dale Hopper 25 November at Anonymous 3 August at Anonymous 11 February at Anonymous 14 June at Stephane 19 January at AIX AIX - Tips 13 Backup 7 CentOS 2 Cluster 10 Database 2 ESX 1 GPFS 10 HMC 27 How-Tos 5 HP-UX 28 Installation 6 ITM 1 Linux 86 LVM 15 Networking 10 NIM 3 Others 1 Performance 14 Perl 2 RHEL 2 Shell Scripting 39 Solaris 29 Storage 12 Tools 1 Unix 90 Virtualization 62 VMware 1 Wintools 1 WPAR 4.

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