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Connecting & the terminal
Sessions give you a real terminal — colored output, timestamps, live search, copy and log download — for SSH, Telnet, Rlogin and Raw.
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- 1Open Sessions and click “Connect to device”, then pick a device from the list.
- 2The session opens a terminal — type commands exactly as you would in any SSH client.
- 3Keep several sessions open side by side — each shows a live status badge (connecting, connected, executing, error) and a protocol badge.
- 4When auto-reconnect is enabled for a device, a dropped session reconnects automatically — the terminal and its history stay alive.
- 5If a session is stuck on error/reconnecting, hit the Reconnect button on the session page or in the session list — it reconnects with the same session id.
- 6Use the toolbar to search output, toggle timestamps, change the font size, clear the buffer, copy it or download a .log file.
- 7Credentials are filled in automatically from the encrypted store; nothing is kept in plain text.
Tip
Keep several sessions open side by side — each shows a live status badge (connecting, connected, executing, error) and a protocol badge.
Note
Press Ctrl+F inside a terminal to search its output instantly, and use ↑ / ↓ to recall commands you typed earlier.
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