This is not my own, is encountered the same problem think good turn. https://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa? Threadid = 64803 & tstart = 105 the content of the first link to the http://hi.baidu.com/5ih2o/blog/item/0c8a97de5e143f5bcdbf1a7a.html: Recently srcurecrt is often used for remote access, but it is really a headache for automatic interruption. In particular, the test is in progress, waiting for the test results. Once logout, the connection needs to be established again, and the results are naturally invisible.
The solution is as follows:
1. Download the correct CRT version. Some CRT does not have the function to solve this problem (no attributes I want to set). I downloaded securecrt5.0.
Beta version. This version has this attribute.
2. After the installation is complete, select options ----- Global Options --- edit default
Settings ----- terminal ---- emulation, select send under anti-idle
String, set a character or string by yourself. I set @ to make it easier to distinguish it from other characters. Select the appropriate time. Generally, the default value is 300 seconds.
3. re-open securecrt and establish a connection. In this way, the machine will send a @ character to the remote connection server every 300 seconds.
4. The problem is solved. Content of the second link: When securecrt is used at work, the session will be automatically disconnected if no operation is performed for a period of time after the remote server is connected. At this time, the corresponding session tag is green (if the network connection is interrupted, the tag turns red and prompts the connection to be interrupted and automatically reconnects), but no response is given when you press any key.
I was impressed that I encountered this problem after I reinstalled the XP system, but I was always lazy and felt I could bear it, so I couldn't find a solution. But today, I finally cannot bear it. I decided to solve it. Baidu queries "securecrt"
Connection disconnected. Find the solution in the following URL in the search results:
Http://blog.csdn.net/zhongmao/archive/2007/08/23/1755959.aspx
The solution is simple: select
Option-> session
Option-> terminal-> Anti-idle-> send protocol NO-OP
Every _ seconds
You can.
PS: I am using the first option location + the second option, that is, selecting options ----- Global Options --- edit default
Settings ----- terminal ---- emulation, select send protocol NO-OP under anti-idle
Every _ seconds.
I used to use the editor in windows. Today I used vim and accidentally pressed Ctrl + S,
As a result, VIM does not work after it is stopped. In the past, we also encountered this problem. The solution is to directly shut down the SSH client software and then reconnect to the client,
Open the file again.Today, I checked it on Google and found that pressing CTRL + q directly solved the problem. Cause:
CTRL + s indicates that the output is stopped to the terminal; Ctrl + q indicates that the output is restored to the terminal. Probably like this: "Long long ago"
Some old "dumb terminals" will send too much data when the display speed is not up, send a Ctrl + S to wait for the other party, and then get a Ctrl + q when you are ready to continue the display. Putty is compatible with this feature. Some people say that Ctrl + S is used to lock the screen.
. In any case, when you press Ctrl + S in putty and press Ctrl + Q again, it will be OK. |
1. Set the Automatic logging function when using securecrt5.0.1.
1. In c: \ Program
Files \ securecrt \ create a folder named logs;
2. Choose Options> Global Options>
Default session-> Edite default settings ...;
3. Select terminal-> log on the left.
File;
4. Enter c: \ Program Files \ securecrt \ logs \ % H _ % Y % m % d. log;
If you start multiple sessions
), Multiple sessions attempt to write to the same log file,
The message "unable to open log file..., file already in" appears.
Use ."
Change the file name to % H _ % Y % m % d _ % H % m % S. log.
Add minutes and seconds to ensure the uniqueness of log file names!
In this way, you can ensure that a session generates a log file.
5. Select "Start log
Conn ". 2. Modify the default number of rows on the screen.
As an operation, there are hundreds of rows of screen output. When you need to flip the screen back, this setting will be very helpful. The default value is 500 rows and can be changed to 10000 rows, don't worry.
Terminal
=> Emulation => scrollback
Change to 10000. |
