octavianh

Nevermind, I figured it out. The Sessions and Credentials sections are linked to each other with each having the same folder names. It makes sense now that I figured it out. It's just more automated than I was expecting. ;-)

The "Home" Group/folder that is being grayed out in the screenshot is referring to the Sessions "Home" folder I have. When I click OK the new folder appears under my Sessions "Home" folder.

Dragging and dropping that folder from Sessions to Credentials doesn't work either. It just disappears.

I created a "Home" folder in Credentials and I want to create a "Work" one as well. However, it won't allow me. It keeps defaulting to a sub-folder of my first group of Sessions and the option to change the root folder is grayed out.

Am I limited to just 1 Credentials group? That sounds strange.

I figured it out. It appears that after the upgrade the DNS resolution is being strange and using the IP to connect to the host works. So that error is probably a DNS related error. In any case, I can now use the IP to connect directly that way.

I recently upgraded one of my servers from FreeBSD 8.1 to FreeBSD 9.1. Putty can connect to both my 8.1 and 9.1 servers just fine but the built-in SSH Terminal is exiting with the following error:

"Unable to connect. Verify your settings.

The requested name is valid, but no data of the requested type was found."

I am using a private .ppk key and the username "root" to login; no password. The other sessions against 8.1 servers work normally so I'm guessing the protocol changed in the new FreeBSD version perhaps?

I tried downloading the latest beta from the website just now and I still get the same error.