Hi Q, You can copy the SecureCRT config for use on another computer using the instructions below. • Install SecureCRT on the new (destination) computer, and run it. Take note of the 'Configuration folder' location as specified in Options / Global Options / General. • On the source computer, open the Global Options dialog and navigate to the General category and make a note of the path indicated in the Configuration folder field. The configuration folder is set the first time SecureCRT is run after installation. If you choose the default location when running SecureCRT for the first time after installation, the configuration folder will likely be as follows: XP C: Documents and Settings Application Data VanDyke Config Vista/Windows 7 C: Users AppData Roaming VanDyke Config MacOS /Users//Library/Application Support/VanDyke/SecureCRT/Config • Close all instances of SecureCRT on both the source and the destination computers.

• Copy the contents (including sub-folders) of the Configuration folder on the old computer to the Configuration folder on the new computer. You would then license the new installation using the information you have. Hello jerrtx, Just to clarify, in the General category of SecureCRT's Global Options, the location pointed to in the configuration folder field ends in Config, correct? If you go to the config folder location, is there a Sessions subfolder (directory) contained within Config? It is that directory that would contain the actual session.ini files.

Then, when you open the Connect dialog from within SecureCRT, you should see those sessions as available. If those steps are verified and you still do not see the sessions, how did you move the config from the Windows machine to the Mac OS machine? I just want to make sure there is not some way that the encoding was changed so the files are not recognized. Quote: I opened a path to my PC, browsed to the folder where they were stored and did a copy/paste. If you copied the path as found in the General category of Global Options on your SecureCRT/Windows installation, then pasted that into the address bar of a Windows Explore window you would have been inside the config folder.

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The folder you want to transfer from one machine to the other is the enclosing config folder. Inside the config folder are files such as Global.ini, SSH2.ini, Color Schemes.ini, etc in addition to the Sessions subfolder. These loose files are are also a part of SecureCRT's Config. It would not matter if SecureCRT was open as long as you copied the files, as opposed to opening them for editing. Please verify the steps you took to copy the config based on the above information. Hi John, That's right, Lion OS makes the user's Library invisible by default. Microsoft Office 2003 Norwegian Cruises.

I am glad to hear you resolved the issue. Thanks for posting the update. As a note, I have added this thread to a feature request in our development database for the ability to import, export, and backup sessions.

Should a future release of SecureCRT include this feature, notification will be posted here. If you prefer direct e-mail notification, contact and include 'Feature Request - Forum Thread #6682' in the subject line. Hi All, The ability to export a SecureCRT configuration to and import it from an XML file has been added to SecureCRT 7.3. You can download the beta from the following location: The new options are located in the Tools menu. We welcome any feedback about the new feature. Thank you for adding XML to the import.

A couple of things that i wanted you to know. The import of a PC XML is only partially working.

Games For Ti 84 Plus. I am getting most of the data but the host name with the IP address is not importing into the software. So it is asking me for a hostname when i click on the field. Two it would be nice to have configuration paths working. The Mac has a different file path with SMB so things get messed up when attaching to the same file on a file server were the PC file is located. The path seems to be a issue on a server where a mac needs to communicate with a Samba connection.

SecureCRT is a GUI-based SSH / Telnet client and a terminal emulator that features support for a wide array of protocols such as SSH, TAPI, serial and rlogin. Its list of capabilities includes secure transfers, highly configurable sessions and SSH encryption, to name the most important ones. SecureCRT features the most accessible user interface that we’ve seen in a terminal emulator, allowing you to create and customize up to five thousand tabbed sessions. In addition, the application facilitates encrypted logons and provides flexible authentication options.

File transfers can be achieved via the integration with SecureFX. The sessions can be shared between these two applications, thus enabling the possibility to run FTP, SFTP and SCP transfers without the need to re-enter passwords. SecureCRT 8.0 improves productivity with an updated UI and enhanced smart card (PIV/CAC) support. On Windows, tab groups allow you to compare the output of two sessions, group related sessions, and switch easily between them.

On all platforms, you can apply colors to button bar icons for easy-to-see visual cues. TN3270 emulation support expands the range of systems you can use with SecureCRT.

Other improvements include Command window 'Send characters immediately' mode, host key fall back, and new TFTP server connection options. Whether you are looking for a Telnet replacement with solid security and session management or a more refined and capable remote access tool to help raise your productivity to the nth degree, SecureCRT is an application you can live in all day long. UI enhancements Enhanced ANSI color: New built-in ANSI color schemes, including Solarized, make it easy to change the look of your terminal workspace. Choose from a variety of light and dark color combinations, all of which have coordinated background, foreground, and ANSI color combinations. Line rewrapping: When the SecureCRT window is resized, the text in the terminal area is rewrapped.

Connect bar auto complete Connect bar auto complete begins filtering as you type, making it easier to find and connect to saved sessions. Paste confirmation dialog A paste confirmation dialog option allows you to preview the contents of the paste buffer before pasting multiple lines of text into a session. This helps prevent accidental pasting of buffer contents into a production or other critical server. Time-saving enhancements Drag and drop multiple sessions: Multiple sessions can be dragged and dropped or copied and pasted in the Session Manager and Connect dialog.

Session management: Filtered searches in the Session Manager and Connect bar are faster, which is helpful when the session database is large or located on a network drive. Larger recent sessions list: Up to 20 sessions can now be included on the recent session list. Encryption enhancements Support has been added for the SSH2 ChaCha20/Poly1305 and AES-GCM ciphers and the UMAC-128 MAC algorithm.

OpenSSH certificates can now be used for authenticating SSH2 sessions. Scripting enhancements Scripting enhancements include the ability to script session locking from the Session object. A global INI-file-only option to specify the script path has also been added. Other enhancements SSH2 improvements: If a session cannot be cloned or connected using SFTP on the existing SSH transport, SecureCRT will create a new transport.

Update improvement (new for Mac): The 'Update Now' menu item is now also available for the Mac. Check for a newer version of SecureCRT, and if available, click on a button to download and install the new version.

Improved argument passing (new for Mac): All platforms now support passing arguments to a local application that is launched when a tunnel is established. Changes: Added default key mappings to Xterm emulation for CTRL+HOME, CTRL+END, CTRL+SHIFT+END, CTRL+SHIFT+HOME, SHIFT+HOME, SHIFT+END, SHIFT+PGUP, and SHIFT+PGDN. Bug fixes: SecureCRT crashed if the pre-defined color scheme 'Solarized Light' was deleted. If a dialog was displayed while attempting to open a log file when connecting to a session and the session attempted to automatically reconnect before the dialog was dismissed, SecureCRT crashed when the dialog was dismissed. The performance of scrolling large amounts of data with keyword highlighting and the 'Minimize drawing' option set was significantly slower than in version 8.1.

In the multi-line paste dialog, the clipboard text was very small on high-DPI monitors. Windows: SecureCRT could not be installed on Windows Server 2008.

Windows: If the Connect bar was moved to the menu bar using the Customize dialog, auto complete in the Connect bar no longer worked. Windows: Many dialogs had display issues on high-DPI monitors when the Additional information.