SecureCRT

SecureCRTIt is a terminal emulation program that supports SSH (SSH1 and SSH2) as well as Telnet and rlogin protocols. SecureCRT is ideal for connecting to remote systems running Windows, UNIX and VMS. Friends who need it can come to Huajun Software Park to download it.

SecureCRT features

Cross-platform compatibility:

Supports Windows, macOS and Linux to meet the needs of users with different operating systems.

Applicable scenarios:

Server operation and maintenance: Connect to Linux/Unix servers through SSH to perform command line operations, transfer files, or monitor system status.

Network device debugging: Connect routers, switches and other devices (Telnet/SSH protocol) to modify configurations, capture logs or troubleshoot.

Development testing: used for serial port debugging of embedded devices (Serial protocol), or remote access to the test environment to execute code deployment.

Technical support: Record the complete operation process log to facilitate traceability of problems or provide operation evidence to customers.

SecureCRT Highlights

Customize the interface layout: adjust the layout of the toolbar, status bar, and button bar, customize shortcut keys and double-click word separators.

Log audit function: Automatically record complete session logs, support classified storage by timestamp and session name, and meet compliance inspection requirements.

Anti-idle mechanism: Periodically send signals or custom keys (such as the space bar) to prevent the device from automatically disconnecting due to no input.

Bastion machine jump: Use the "firewall" function to jump directly from the bastion machine to the target device, simplifying the operation process.

SecureCRT installation tutorial

SecureCRT FAQ

      1. How to set secureCRT to Chinese?

      1. OpenSecureCRT, right-click the blank area on the right side of the upper toolbar, and then select "Customize..." in the drop-down menu that opens.

      2. A customization window will pop up. We switch to the second toolbar tab, select the Toolbar item in the list below, and then click the "Reset" button on the right side of the window. After the reset is complete, just restart the SecureCRT software.

      2. How to modify the font in SecureCRT

      1. Open SecureCRT, click "Options" in the menu bar, and click to open "Global Options" in the drop-down menu that opens.

      2. In the global options window, now select the "Default Session" item in the category on the left, and then the setting content will appear on the right. We need to click "Edit Default Settings" below.

      3. Then on the left side of the window with default settings, select the "Appearance" option, and then "Window and Text Appearance" will appear on the right side. You can modify the background color of the text under "Current Color Scheme"; then click the "Font" button at the back to modify the font.

Comparison of puTTY and SecureCRT

      Putty does not support automatic login to Linux, but SecureCRT supports automatic login to Linux. This difference shows that Putty is more secure and SecureCRT is more convenient.

      Putty does not support logging in to multiple linux at the same time. SecureCRT can log in to one linux in each tab page.

      The above two differences make SecureCRT more suitable for system administrators.

      Putty download address:http://softwaredownload4.com/soft/2186.htm

SecureCRT update log:

      1. Sweep the bug out and carry it out to the end

      2. The most stable version ever

      Due to copyright and manufacturer requirements, Huajun Software Park provides the official download package of SecureCRT software.