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[deanna]

We are updating and relicensing (server crashed).

Firstly attempting to connect to an ssh session. I am aware that I can tick the box but what I would like is to force the shortcut to use 22 instead of 23. Is there a way to do this or is ticking the box the only option.

Secondly after logging off a system it does not close telnetpro. Is there a setting to get telnetpro to close on disconnect? Clicking the x at top right is not a major issue but it would be nice not to have too

[Bob]

Manuals are good.

hosts->edit hosts->select host->shortcut

and

view->options->close window on exit....

[mickcartledge]

Deanna posted this on my behalf. Thanks for replying bob.

50% success. The wording on the session is slightly different for the close fix. It says close when no session active. However it does work.

With regards  to creating a shortcut, this does not work. I made sure i had a cross in the ssh field when i created the shortcut. I had already tried this before your post. I get connection refused. The only way I can get this to work is to tick the box. Is there another step that I am missing?

Mick

[mickcartledge]

Just noticed that under port it is set to telnet. It will not let me change this. It's like it is forced. I had a look at the shortcuts on the desktop and it seems that the other hosts all have the host name followed by the word telnet. The one im trying to use ssh with has the host then telnet and then ssh. I have tried removing the word telnet and just having ssh. This makes no difference.

[mickcartledge]

Just to further clarify here is what ive tried.

"C:\Program Files\J River\ICETCP5\TelnetPro.exe" jdeprint ssh Default

This gives connection refused.

and

"C:\Program Files\J River\ICETCP5\TelnetPro.exe" jdeprint++ssh telnet Default

This just closes telnetpro immediately.

jdeprint is the hostname in this case.

[Bob]

WHen you tick the ssh box, manually type in 22 in the protocol box next to it and then put the host into the host box and hit enter to connect. That entry that you have just created should then appear in the host list properly and the shortcut function should then work. If it doesn't, the properties of the shortcut should look similar to this:

hostname++ssh 22 default

Where hostname is the name of the host, ssh is ssh protocol, 22 is the port and default is the profile.

[mickcartledge]

putting hostname++ssh 22 default in the shortcut did the trick.

Thanks bob