ssh remote arguments/options [4]

Currently Xshell cannot send extra parameters other than the following explanation:

SYNOPSYS
xshell [OPTION]...[FILE]

EXAMPLE: xshell -newwin $SESSION_PATH$

OPTIONS
-folder $FOLDER_PATH$:
Opens all session in the $FOLDER_PATH$ folder.

-newwin [protocol://][user[:password]@]host[:port]
-newwin $SESSION_PATH$
Creates a new connection in the new Xshell window

-URL [protocol://][user[:password]@]host[:port]
Start a connection with URL.
Example: xshell -url ssh://user1:password@192.168.1.17:22

-open
Open the sessions dialog box.
Example: xshell -open

-register
Open the product key registration window.
Example: xshell -register

-about
Open the Xshell about window.
Example: xshell -about

-prop $SESSION_PATH$
Open the session properties dialog box.
Ex: xshell -prop $SESSION_PATH$

-create $SESSION_PATH$
Create a new session.
Example: xshell -create $SESSION_PATH$

-newtab $NAME$
Assign the tab $NAME$.
Example: xshell -newtab "new tab"

Can you please provide us with more detailed information on parameters, description and usage samples?

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>Can you please provide us with more detailed information on parameters, description and usage >samples?

yes...i've a custom modified ssh-server with some particular features: in this case the ssh-server is acting like a proxy for a transparent authentication to a target system, only with domain credential (AD) not with system credential.

$ssh -t User123@site.com co1234 sys1234 example.com

means

$ssh-t proxyuser@proxyserver.com domainuser(AD) targetuser targetsystem.com

the other parameters are used to specify the target-system and AD credential and are required for authentication...

In Putty, for example, i can set this option in the "Connections" properties > "SSH" > "Remote Command"

i hope now the scenario is more clear.


Bye, Thanks!

Sub.

You can't send extra parameters in Xshell currently but this has been reported to our developers for future implementation.

For now, you could consider using the Login script. It is a Xshell feature that you can use to connect to the destination server via intermediary server. You can find this feature in the session properties.

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