SecureCRT combines rock-solid terminal emulation with the strong encryption, broad range of authentication
options, and data integrity of the Secure Shell protocol. The security of your network is critical — it is
more important than ever to protect passwords, user accounts, data, and computer systems. SecureCRT provides
secure remote access, file transfer, and data tunneling for everyone in your organization. -

New productivity enhancements:

* Script recorder: Quickly create a script to automate routines using the new script recorder, which records
keystrokes, including function keys, and then generates a VB script.
* Improved auto session: With "Use auto session" enabled, you can now select a single session, multiple
sessions, or folders of sessions to automatically connect on startup.
* Cache passwords: SSH2 session passwords can be cached like passphrases. SecureCRT and SecureFX can share
passwords while either application or the Activator utility is running.

Improved ANSI color with color schemes: When using ANSI color, you can now select a color scheme to replace the
standard white foreground and black background.

Expanded logging options with custom log data: Custom log data gives you the ability to specify strings to be
logged upon connect, disconnect, and on each line. Parameter substitutions for session and date information are
supported.

Support for OpenSSH format keys: You can now generate keys in OpenSSH format or convert existing VanDyke
Software format private keys to OpenSSH format, allowing you to use the same keys with other Secure Shell
clients.

Support for [Only Registered users can see links . Click Here To Register...] compression: When [Only Registered users can see links . Click Here To Register...] compression is specified, compression starts
after authentication, preventing unencrypted passwords from being cached by the zlib library.

Additional tab support: Display the list of tabs on the menu using the MENU_TAB_LIST1 custom menu item. A new
script function, GetScriptTab, returns the tab from which the script was started.

Windows Vista support: SecureCRT has been tested under Windows Vista, so when you are ready to move to Vista,
SecureCRT will be compatible.

* Wide range of terminal emulations: VT100, VT102, VT220, ANSI, SCO ANSI, Xterm, Wyse 50/60, and Linux console
emulation with ANSI color.
* Extensive session management features: Tabbed UI and Activator tray utility minimizes desktop clutter.
Session settings can be saved in named sessions.
* Multi-session launch: Folders and multiple selected sessions can be connected in tabs from the Connect
dialog, the command line, or launched at startup in an auto session. Right-clicking on a folder connects the
sessions in tabs.
* Protocol support: Supports SSH1, SSH2, Telnet, Telnet/SSL, RLogin, Serial, and TAPI protocols.
* Secure Shell: Secure Shell encrypted logon and session data, including support for the following:
- Port forwarding secures TCP/IP data
- Password, public-key, keyboard-interactive, X.509, and Kerberos authentication
- AES, Twofish, Blowfish, 3DES, and RC4 ciphers
- X11 forwarding
- Activator support for SSH Agent functionality.
* File transfer: Secure file transfers via SFTP, and via Xmodem and Zmodem when used in conjunction with SSH1
or SSH2.
* Integration with SecureFX® file transfer client: SecureCRT and SecureFX can share the global options,
session options, and the host key database so you only need to perform operations like setting application
defaults, creating sessions, or accepting a server's host key once. Launch either application from a Toolbar
button. Logon is simplified with password and passphrase caching, which allow both applications to share
passwords and passphrases while either application or the Activator utility is running.
* Configuration: Extensive session and keyboard customization.
* Powerful printing: Printing support, including pass-through printing.
* Scripting support: Scripting language support for VBScript, JScript, and PerlScript. A script recorder
automatically creates a VBScript based on keystrokes, including function keys.
* FIPS 140-2 support: When an administrative option to run in "FIPS Mode" is set, SecureCRT uses a FIPS 140-2
validated cryptographic library and only allows FIPS-approved algorithms.

New for SecureCRT 6.1

New session management options:

* Search for a specific session or session folder: The Connect dialog supports searching for a session name,
hostname, folder name, or keyword in the description.
* Disconnect and reconnect all tabbed sessions: New menu items allow all disconnected sessions to be
reconnected and all connected sessions to be disconnected.
* Launch a remote command on connecting: A new session option allows a remote command or application to be
launched as soon as the session connects, which makes it easy to have a session dedicated to a specific task.
* Save username and password with keyboard-interactive authentication: The username and password can now be
saved when using keyboard-interactive authentication, streamlining the logon process.
* Enter Secure Shell logon information in the terminal window: A new option that allows logon credentials to
be entered in the terminal window makes it easier to script SSH1 and SSH2 logons.

Scripting enhancements:

* Access session options: Support for getting and setting session options makes it possible to do things like
configuring a session before connecting and converting session information stored in a file to saved sessions.
* Windows Clipboard access: New Clipboard scripting functions provide access to the currently selected text and
also to available Clipboard data, which allows setting up actions such as running a script that uses the
contents of the Clipboard to send a command to the session, or selecting text in the session and running a
script which launches a web browser to google that text.
* Send special keys: Added scripting support for sending special keys such as function keys, control keys, and
other special characters, which makes it easier to write scripts that are protocol and emulation independent.
* Error handling: Two new functions, GetLastError and GetLastErrorMessage, provide a way to detect and report
details of errors when running scripts.
* New example scripts: SecureCRT includes scripts for doing useful tasks like running a google search on
selected text and sending a command to all the connected tabs.

Changes in SecureCRT 6.2
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Bug fixes:

- SecureCRT crashed if a session was disconnected before the shell
request succeeded.
- SecureCRT crashed if the File menu was selected after the menu
bar was reset to Default from the Menus tab in the Customize
menu.
- When some escaped ASCII characters such as "\200" were sent
to the remote system from a script or a mapped key, they
were transformed first.
- With the "Retain size and font" option set, the PageUp and
PageDown keys scrolled a different amount than when using the
mouse to page up and page down.
- The trace output displayed garbage for an "Unknown
CHANNEL_REQUEST" message.
- When generating a public key in the Key Generation wizard, the
progress bar was not displayed until after the key had been
generated.
- Three-year licenses were not being honored.
- In the Connect dialog, when a new folder was added, a folder
called "New Folder" was also added.
- In the Connect dialog, attempting to rename a session to the same
name as its parent folder reported an error that the name was
already in use.
- After pasting a copied session into a folder in the Connect
dialog, the folder was selected.
- SSH1: When SecureCRT was installed on a U3 drive, public-key
authentication always failed for SSH1 sessions.
- SSH2: Attempting to authenticate using GSSAPI with the 64-bit
MIT Kerberos DLL failed.
- SFTP: If a transfer operation was cancelled using CTRL C, the
SFTP tab became unresponsive.

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