We have released Build 1005 for Xshell on August 08, 2016. To update click the Help tab in the file menu and select Check for Updates. The full updates notes can be found below: Xshell 5 Build 1005, August 08, 2016 ADD: Font size direct input function MOD: SSH banner message now prints out directly after user ID is entered FIX: Exiting the session while running a script crashes Xshell FIX: Issue with JS Script WaitForString function FIX: Unable to authenticate passwords…
We have released Build 0977 for Xftp on August 08, 2016. To update click the Help tab in the file menu and select Check for Updates. The update notes are as follows: Xftp 5 Build 0977, August 08, 2016 FIX: Unable to view transfer information area when high rate scaling is applied FIX: Xftp crashes if a folder of the same name exists when downloading a folder from the folder tree
With the release of Xshell 5 build 1005 (Xmanager Enterprise Build 0987) on August 08, 2016, we’ve made a change to when the SSHD banner message is displayed. In the previous build, the banner message was displayed after completing the authentication. In Build 1005, the banner message is now displayed after the user name is inputted and before authentication is completed. Now that the SSH banner message is displayed during authentication, the system administrators can more effectively display content that must be conveyed…
We have released Build 0991 for Xshell on July 05, 2016. To update click the Help tab in the file menu and select Check for Updates. The full updates notes can be found below: Xshell 5 Build 0991, July 05, 2016 ADD: Ability to display session name in pin bar of Full Screen Mode FIX: Confirm password field ignored in rare circumstances FIX: Frame issue when switching to Multipane Full Screen Mode FIX: Window able to be dragged in Multipane Full…
We have released Build 0786 on July 05, 2016. To update click the Help tab in the file menu and select Check for Updates. The full updates notes can be found below: Xmanager 5 Build 0786, July 05, 2016 MOD: Explicit access permission no longer required when initializing Xstart sessions
We have released Build 0973 for Xmanager Enterprise on July 05, 2016. To update click the Help tab in the file menu and select Check for Updates. The full updates notes can be found below: Xmanager Enterprise 5 Build 0973, July 05, 2016 ADD: [Xshell] Ability to display session name in pin bar of Full Screen Mode MOD: [Xmanager] Explicit access permission no longer required when initializing Xstart sessions FIX: [Xshell] Confirm password field ignored in rare circumstances FIX: [Xshell] Frame issue…
We’ve made an update to our Session Converter tool. You can now select the desired directory into which you want to save your session. You can find the Session Converter tool on our tech support page here: https://netsarang.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ENSUP/pages/174948603/Putty+SecureCRT+8+ZOC+7+Session+Converter. The tool supports putty, SecureCRT 8, and ZOC 7 session files and extracts the session name, host, port, and user name to be converted to an Xshell session file. The password is not extracted. Below, we’ll briefly go over how to utilize…
With Xshell, you can easily generate a public key and register it to a server. In another article, we went over how to generate a public/private key pair. From the User Key manager, access the key properties and navigate to the Public Key tab. Copy the entire public key to your clipboard and we will register it to our server. First, we’ll need to ssh to the server using password authentication. From there, we’ll need to edit the sshd_config file. (Default…
A couple weeks ago, we went over how to establish a centralized git repository management system with Gitlab. Today, we’ll go over how to access the git server via SSH with Xshell. In order to follow this guide, you’ll need git, Tortoisegit (git client Wrapper), and Xshell. You can download them from their respective official websites: Git: https://git-scm.com/ Tortoisegit: https://tortoisegit.org/ Xshell: www.netsarang.com Note: You must select Openssh Client when installing Tortoisegit. Reboot your system after installing git and Tortoisegit Registering an SSH Public Key…
Using Xshell, you can easily create a Public/Private key pair to securely authenticate your SSH connections. In your client PC, open Xshell and navigate to Tools -> User Key Manager. Click Generate and select your desired Key Type and Key Length. For our example, we’ll choose the RSA Key Type and the 2048 Key Length. A key pair will be generated and you’ll be prompted to set your passphrase. To see your public key, navigate to the key properties and select the…
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