Set the normal display of Chinese characters and colors of securecrt

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• 1. Enable securecrt to display Chinese characters properly
• 2. display color

1. Enable securecrt to display Chinese characters normally

First let remote Linux enable UTF-8 encoding and edit/etc/sysconfig/i18n
Lang = "en_US.UTF-8"
Or
Lang = "zh_CN.UTF-8"
In fact, now most of the new Linux version has the default is lang = "en_US.UTF-8. Then select the font supporting Chinese characters when securecrt option> session option> appearance, such as "new ", in particular, You must select the character set chinese_gb2312 in the pop-up font selection dialog box.
Then select the character set to "UTF-8.

 

2. display color

Option-> session option-> simulation. You can select either of the terminal types. You only need to check the ANSI color to see the color. Then the background turns black, if you do not like the black background. You can adjust the ANSI color scheme, options-> Global Options, terminal-> appearance-> ANSI color, and change the first black to white, and the last gray to black.