Typing Macros and variables for Credential Entries
Is there a variable I can use in the Typing Macro to reference the password that exists within a credential entry?
I am wanting to see if there is a way that I can create a credential entry and put a password into it and then reference that password from a Typing macro in the After Connect Macro of a session.
Scenario: I have some PuTTY sessions that connect to Cisco equipment (switches, firewalls, routers, etc.) Once I connect to them, I need to enter my enable password to gain elevated privileges. To do this now, I have a typing macro set up on each of my PuTTY sessions. My enable password among the devices is the same, so I'd like to have it set in a single credential entry so that when I change it I don't have to modify 30+ sessions to update the password. I just need to know if I can somehow use a variable to pull the password from an existing credential entry and put that into my Typing Macro instead of using the $MACRO_PASSWORD$ variable and have to set that password on each of my sessions.
hmmm
maybe setting the credential in the Tools tab, then using the $TOOL_PASSWORD$ variable...
Maurice
I don't see where in the Tools tab I can set a credential... ?
Hello,
In the properties of the sessions
Best regards,
Maurice