'Multi-session' enables users to work and move between sessions using the sessions tab or sessions bar while maintaining multiple connections in a single Xshell window.
To Open the Multiple Sessions in Single Xshell Window:

Open the Options dialog box.
Click the [Advanced] tab.
Check [Open multiple sessions in a single Xshell window] in [Session] options.
Save changes by clicking [OK].

To Create a New Connection in Sessions Tab:

Click the [+(Add Tab)] button at the far left of the sessions tab.
Select one from sessions list. The selected session is opened in a new tab.

To Create New Connection in Sessions Bar:

Click an icon at the far left of the sessions bar.
Select one from the sessions list. The selected session is opened in a new tab.

Note
To create a new connection, use a session as described in 'Session Management' or try a connectionwithout a session.

To Connect with a Remote Computer by Entering a Command in Local Shell:

To open a local shell, click the [+(Add Tab)] button of the sessions tab and select [Local Shell] or double-click a blank in the sessions tab.
In the local command prompt, connect to a remote computer using commands, such as ssh, telnet and sftp. For details on using command, enter '?'.

Note
For detailed information on local commands, see 'Xshell Local Command'.

To Move Between Sessions at Multi-session Connection:

Do one of the following:
- Click a sessions tab.
- Click a session button from the sessions bar.
- Use Ctrl+Tab, Shift+Tab or Ctrl+Shift+Tab.
- Move between sessions using Alt+'session number'.

To Connect with Session in New Xshell Window:

Select [New Terminal] from the [Window] menu or click the standard [New Terminal] button. A new Xshell window opens and connection is attempted with the same session information as the currently connected session.

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