Xshell 5 is a powerful terminal emulation software that supports remote protocols such as Telnet, Rlogin, SSH, SFTP, serial, and so on, allowing users to connect directly to remote hosts via the Internet.
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Xshell 5 Installation Tutorial
1, install Xshell 5, will pop up choose the type of installation, we choose Business here, click Next
2. Accept the License Agreement
3, the user name and company name to fill in according to their own wishes, and then enter the product key:
4. Select the installation directory
5. Select language
6. Wait for installation to complete
7, the last Xshell 5 success, you can enjoy the use of Xshell 5
Software features
1, Support IPV6
Recently, more and more companies and countries have adopted the latest version of Ipv6,xshell V5 also joined in support of this feature. Whether you're using the IPV4 and IPV6 networks or the full IPV6 network, the Xshell 5 version is perfect for your needs.
2. New client using the MIT Kerberos authentication system
Kerberos is widely used in today's enterprise environments and is available for different operating systems and has a centralized user authentication mechanism. Authentication methods in the Kerberos set provide users with more secure and convenient access to the server. To accommodate the needs of enterprise users, Xshell 5 has added the ability to support MIT Kerberos authentication.
3. Maintain Faster updates
Today's IT industry is fast-paced and constantly changing, so keeping the software running safe and stable is a must. We regularly release updates that include bug fixes, security patches, and release new features on a regular basis. The new Xshell 5 features real-time updates to check for new updates and notify users in a timely manner. It is now quicker and more convenient than ever to keep up to date.
4. Flexible and powerful page-type environment
Xshell version 5 introduces the most flexible and powerful paging environments visible in the terminal emulator. The Xshell tab can be detached from the original window and re-create a new window or reconnect to a completely different Xshell window. In addition, a single Xshell window can be split vertically or horizontally, allowing a window to display multiple terminal sessions. This kind of paging environment is all-powerful and intuitive. For specific reference: Xshell how to pagination
5. redirect key inputs to multiple terminals
System administrators often have to use multiple remote hosts and perform repetitive tasks over and over again. Using the new sync input redirection feature, you can enter something that is sent to multiple selected terminals at the same time. Used with the Split panel window, you can immediately see the results on the selected terminal. All key inputs as well as control key combinations and function keys can also be transferred.
6. Use master password to make your session more secure
Xshell version 5 encrypts passwords and passwords before they are saved to a file. The master password uses the encryption algorithm to add an extra layer of security that makes it harder for hackers to steal your password.
7. Use automatic terminal lock to prevent unauthorized access
When you leave your desk and keep a terminal open, all the people through that terminal can get full access to the remote server, which compromises all the data on the server. Xshell automatically checks to see if the user is still interacting with the window in the preconfigured time limit, and if there is no interaction, the terminal screen is locked.
8. Edit the terminal content using the user-defined text editor
With the help of Xshell 5, you can quickly open end content using a user-defined third-party text editor. Users can integrate your workflow more smoothly by using an external text editor such as sublime or Visual Studio to edit the end content and configure the Xshell.
9. Powerful Automation scripting language support
Scripts are now supported by more powerful scripting languages, and Xshell 5 supports VB scripts, JavaScript, and Python. You can now automate tedious, repetitive tasks with scripts.
10, support user-defined key mapping
Xshell version 5 implements a user request for key mapping. The terminal key and File menu can be mapped to user-preferred keys, and you can even map a key to start the application or script.
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