In this video, we give you a quick overview of VShell’s Monitor.
VShell Monitor is a real-time connection monitoring tool that allows an administrator to view active connections to the VShell server. VShell Monitor can be set to start on administrator logon and provides easy access to the VShell Control Panel and Help.
| An Overview of the VShell Monitor |
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A common networking problem is needing to reach certain host machines that can only be connected to from a jump host or a bastion server.
If your jump host or bastion server is an SSH2 server that supports port forwarding, SecureCRT’s dependent session feature makes it easy to reach those secondary hosts behind the bastion server.
This video show you how to set up SecureCRT dependent sessions to make these types of connections.
| How to Use SecureCRT’s Dependent Sessions to Connect to a Jump Host |
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Moving your SecureCRT configuration from one machine to another – for backup or migrating to a new machine – is a straightforward process when you know what to do.
This video shows you how to use SecureCRT’s import/export tool to move your configuration from one machine to another (available in versions 7.3 and newer).
| How to Move Configurations Using SecureCRT’s Import/Export Tool |
Instructions for versions prior to 7.3 are in the FAQ, “How do I copy my sessions and setting between SecureCRT for Mac/Linux and Windows”
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We’ve developed a series of videos that introduce you to the VShell file transfer and SSH2 access server and help you get started with installation and setup.
The video below will walk you through installing VShell for Windows and covers customization options such as enabling FIPS mode and LSA modules and changing where VShell program files are installed.
| How to Install VShell for Windows |
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