Introduction
This article will cover the process of using Putty (version 0.82) for SSH sessions on Linux systems. We will discuss the logging options, command tab completions, and other useful features.
Logging Options
To enable logging, open the Putty session configuration window and navigate to the 'Connection' > 'SSH' > 'Logging' section. Check the 'Printable output' option to log the session output in a readable format.
Command Tab Completions
Within the Putty (bash) SSH window, you can utilize command tab completions to quickly and accurately enter commands. Pressing the 'Tab' key will suggest possible completions based on the current input.
Using Putty for SSH sessions on Linux systems can make managing and navigating your server much easier. By understanding logging options and command tab completions, you can optimize your workflow and improve productivity.
References
- Book: "Linux System Administration Handbook" by Evi Nemeth, Garth Snyder, and Trent R. Hein
- Article: "Putty SSH Command Line Shell Auto-Completion" by CyberCiti
- Online Resource: "Official Putty Website"
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