matthew03

Thanks again for another swift response Hubert.

It seems as though the maximum number of scrollback lines you can set is 99,999 as oppose to Putty having around 1,500,000,000.

Clearly Putty's maximum might seems a little overkill but I do tend to set mine at around 200,000.

When you're working with large amounts of output like we are here, the larger scrollback comes in very useful.

Great! Thanks Samuel. We'll test once we have it downloaded. Do you have the version number this will appear in?

Min, thanks for your help, worked like a dream.

I might have been told this before, but is there somewhere that documents all these variables you can use?

So, now I've converted my hosts to Native SSH and I can change settings within RDM rather than via Putty.

What I'd like to know now is how can I batch edit those settings, specifically the 'Enable TCP keepalives' and 'seconds' field.

I've gone through all the batch edit options I can think of but I don't see how any of the old Putty settings that are now in RDM can be batch edited.

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Thanks again for your help Hubert.

Interestingly, if I use Mins' way with Batch Actions, it seems I can convert my session to your native SSH Shell (without the Rebex in brackets). But individually, the native SSH Shell is not available. See the attached screenshots.

Is it possible you could confirm if the session I converted with Batch Actions is indeed using your native SSH Shell or not? Other than the fact it says "SSH Shell" and doesn't have the "(Rebex)" after it.

As stated above, we're using version 12.0.8.0 64-bit.

So I was just looking at how I could batch edit all my connections, changing them from using Putty to using the SSH Shell (Rebex). I can't find where I'd do this. Could you help?

That's great Hubert. Thank you once again for the speedy help and thanks to your colleagues also.

Hubert,

Thanks very much for all this info, it's a great help.

I know this might be a little sidelined but what differences are there between using your native SSH or using Putty?

Regards

Matt

Thanks David, appreciate your help.

With regards to the properties for using Putty or Native SSH, do you mean this......(see attached screenshot).

Is this configurable yet? We're using version 12.0.8.0 64-bit.

How do you know if you're using Putty or Native SSH?

Good news Samuel, thanks for looking at it so quickly.

Do you guys have set times that you release patches or is it fairly random? ;-)

That's great, thanks Maurice. It'll come in very handy.

Ah hah! Yes, so you can. That's a big relief as we have so many connections to edit it's unreal! lol

Thanks for your help Jeff.

Hi Maurice,

Yes you're right, you can actually configure the credential inheritance in Batch Edit.

It's quite limiting though, this Batch Edit thing, as there are things that would be useful to do.

E.g. Setting up "Tab Page Category" in "User Interface" in the Properties of each host. That doesn't seem to be available under Batch Edit, unless I'm not looking in the correct place. I've attached a screenshot for reference.

Not sure if this is available in the free version but you can set up 'inheritence'.

If you have all your connections in one or various folders, you can set the credentials up in that/those top level folders and then configure each host to inherit their credentials from the properties.

You do have to configure that in each host though which can be a pain if you have hundreds.

Not just from search results but from the main list also.

Is it possible to have a way of sorting forum lists in various ways, E.g. by date and reverse?

Is it possible to have a comment or symbol on each feature request, showing whether this request is completed (and in what release it is in), or on your list to work on?

I'm using the Tab Group feature whereby I can open connections from various folders and it folderises them in tab form across the top of the main screen.

Have attached screenshot showing it in use.

The issue is that when I open a new connection to a host, RDM defaults to viewing the contents of the 'All' tab, showing me ALL the hosts I'm currently connected to.

Is it possible to get RDM to default to the tab group that this host resides in?

Or is it possible to remove this 'All' tab completely?

We are using Version 12.0.8.0

I'm using the Tab Group feature whereby I can open connections from various folders and I it folderises them in tab form across the top of the main screen. Have attached screenshot showing it in use.

The issue is that when I open a new connection to a host, RDM defaults to viewing the contents of the 'All' tab, showing me ALL the hosts I'm currently connected to.

Is it possible to get RDM to default to the tab group that this host resides in?

Or is it possible to remove this 'All' tab completely?

We are using Version 12.0.8.0