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Save the connection by clicking Save Session when you're defining the session in the Quick Connect dialog box.

If you're defining a connection to a machine that you're going to use on a regular basis, you can save a copy of the session definition on your desktop.

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Type your password in the Password: box, and either press Enter or click OK.Ĭreating a Desktop Shortcut to a Particular Machine The Enter Secure Shell Password dialog box opens.If you trust this is the right host, click Accept and Save. If this is the first time you've used SecureCRT to connect to this remote host, SecureCRT will show you the host's public key.Click Connect when you're finished, to both save the session definition and connect.You probably do want to Show quick connect on startup. At the bottom: Check Save session if you want to keep it, Open in a tab if you want it opened in a tab.Authentication: Uncheck everything except Password.Port: 22, Firewall: None, which are the defaults.Fill out a Quick Connect dialog box for the system you want to connect to.Also, the first time you open it, it will automatically open a "Quick Connect" dialog box. The first time you open it, SecureCRT will ask you to choose a location for a configuration file accept the default, which is in your application Data directory.Use: Start > Programs > SecureCRT > SecureCRT or double-click a SecureCRT icon if you created one. Wait for the program to finish installing and select Finish.Finally all of the installation details will be laid out and you can click Install.Next you'll have the option to create Start Menu links and Desktop Shortcuts if you desire, then click Next.Select Complete for setup type and click Next.Select Common Profile if you want all users on your computer to be able to use SecureCRT and SecureFX, otherwise select Personal Profile and click Next.

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Select I accept the terms of the license agreement and click Next.exe file to begin the installation and click Next to begin.

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To use either SSH or SFTP to connect to a remote server, download SecureFX and SecureCRT from the WebStore (free to members of the UIC community). SSH (Secure Shell) and SFTP are two network protocols used for secure exchange of data between a local and remote computer. Do not check the box to save your password.SSH (Secure Shell) and SFTP are two network protocols used for secure exchange of data between a local and remote computer.

Enter your SUNet ID password in the Password field and click OK.

The first time you connect to a new session, a New Host Key window may appear.

When the Session Manager window (SecureCRT) or Connect window (SecureFX) displays with the new session highlighted, click the Connect icon on the toolbar.

In the Key exchange section of the window, uncheck the boxes for Kerberos and Kerberos (Group Exchange).

In the Session Options window, in the Category section, under Connection, click SSH2.

Right-click the name of the session you are adding.

The default session name is the host name for this session.

Enter a Session name and Description if you wish and then click Finish.

When prompted for the SecureFX protocol for the new session, select SFTP and then click Next.

Username: your user name on this computer.

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Hostname: name or IP address of the computer you wish to connect to (use the full DNS name).Enter the following information and then click Next:.When prompted to enter the SecureCRT protocol for the new session, select SSH2 and then click Next.SecureFX: On the File menu, click Connect. When the Connect window displays, click the New Session icon on the toolbar to start a New Session wizard. SecureCRT: On the Session Manager toolbar, click the New Session icon to start the New Session wizard.SecureCRT and SecureFX share session settings so a connection only has to be added once in order to be available to both programs. If you need to connect to servers other than Cardinal or Corn you need to create a new session. The SecureCRT + SecureFX installer includes preconfigured connections to Cardinal and Corn-the most widely used University IT-supported servers. Settings and options are saved under a session name and let you have different options for different hosts. A session is a set of options assigned to a connection to a remote machine.