Session Managementﾠﾠﾠﾠﾠ

To Create a New Session:

1. Open the New Session Properties dialog box by selecting [New] in the [File] menu.
2. Enter connection information.
3. Click [OK].

To Open the Sessions Dialog Box:

• Select [Open] in the [File] menu.
• Click the standard [Open] button.

To Edit a Session:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Select a session to edit.
3. Click the standard [Properties] button.
4. Click [OK] after completing session editing.

• Note 
  You can edit multiple sessions simultaneously simply by selecting all the sessions you want to edit and clicking [Properties].

To Rename a Session:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Right-click on the session to rename.
3. Select [Rename] in menu.

• Note 
  Session name must be a valid file name.

To Copy a Session Under Different Name:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Select a session to copy under a different name.
3. Click the standard [Save As] button.

To Delete a Session:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Select the session to delete.
3. Click the standard [Delete] button.

To Create a Shortcut to Session:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Select a session for which to create shortcut.
3. Click the standard [Create Shortcut] button.
4. Select a folder to save shortcut.
5. Click [OK].

To Change Default Session Properties:
To open the default Session Properties dialog box, select one of the following:

• Select [Properties] from the [File] menu in local shell.
• Click the arrow next to the standard [Properties] button in the main toolbar and select [Default Session] from the list.

• Note
  Default session is used when connecting withSSH, TELNET, RLOGIN and SFTP using a local prompt or the Address Bar.
  To use a connection command in the local prompt, see 'Xshell Local Command'. For connections using the address bar, see 'Address Bar'.

To Create a New Session Folder:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Click an arrow next to the standard [New] button and select [Folder] from the list.
3. Enter folder name.

To Copy a Session file to Another Computer:

1. Select [Export] from the [File] Menu.
2. If you would like to use the session file's password on another device, set the Master Password.
3. Copy a session file (*.xsh) or email it to another computer.
4. On the device to use the session file, set the exact same Master Password.
5. Select [Import] from the [File] Menu.