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Hi Rocky,
What version of SecureCRT are you using?
It's often useful to see trace options output which provides debugging information that may help us better understand the problem that you're experiencing.
To enable trace options output:
What version of SecureCRT are you using?
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On what specific Mac OS?It's often useful to see trace options output which provides debugging information that may help us better understand the problem that you're experiencing.
To enable trace options output:
- First, open SecureCRT's main File pull-down menu and select Trace Options. If you open the File pull down menu again you should see a checkmark next to Trace Options, indicating that troubleshooting output is now enabled.
- Next, connect to the remote machine. With trace options enabled, you will notice debugging information displayed in the terminal window that isn't normally there by default when SecureCRT is attempting to establish a connection, and at certain times throughout the lifetime of the connection.
- Once the problem occurs, please right-click inside the terminal window and choose Select All, then right-click again and choose Copy to transfer the information to the clipboard.
- Finally, open a text editor, paste the information from the clipboard into the editor program, and save it as a text file.
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What operating system are you on (and which version of that OS)?
(Windows, Mac OS X, Linux)
When using a desktop shortcut to launch SecureCRT.exe (no args), the default behavior is to launch a new instance. However, if the desktop shortcut has arguments that specify connecting to another session, those arguments may include command line options that tell SecureCRT to use an existing instance.
If you're on Windows 7 or newer, and you're using a 'pinned' icon on the taskbar to launch SecureCRT, the default windows behavior is to activate an instance of the application (typically the window that's been used most recently) that's already open -- such behavior is a feature of the OS, and isn't overridden by SecureCRT. However, you can hold down your Shift key as you click on the 'pinned' icon on the taskbar and a new instance of SecureCRT will be launched.
Additionally, there is a feature in SecureCRT that forces a single instance behavior such that, if it's enabled, SecureCRT resorts to activating an existing instance if it's already running. This option is one that exists only in the Global.ini file ('Single Instance' set to 00000001), and so an upgrade from v5 alone would not likely have affected/changed the behavior.
Also, even with Single Instance enabled, you can have multiple windows (all governed by the same SecureCRT.exe instance). When you right-click within the Session manager in SecureCRT 7.3, you can see a menu item 'Open Sessions in a Tab'. If there's a check-mark next to this menu item, any connections made will be opened up in a new tab within the same SecureCRT window. Otherwise, connections you make (if there aren't any connections open in the current window) will be made within a new SecureCRT window).
If this information isn't helpful in getting you to the behavior you desire, please provide us with more details about your configuration, history, usage scenario, steps you use to launch new connections, etc. and we'll be happy to continue providing assistance and information to help get you there.
If you would feel more comfortable discussing the specifics of your situation more privately, feel free to send email to [email protected] referencing this forum thread (#12171).
--Jake
(Windows, Mac OS X, Linux)
When using a desktop shortcut to launch SecureCRT.exe (no args), the default behavior is to launch a new instance. However, if the desktop shortcut has arguments that specify connecting to another session, those arguments may include command line options that tell SecureCRT to use an existing instance.
If you're on Windows 7 or newer, and you're using a 'pinned' icon on the taskbar to launch SecureCRT, the default windows behavior is to activate an instance of the application (typically the window that's been used most recently) that's already open -- such behavior is a feature of the OS, and isn't overridden by SecureCRT. However, you can hold down your Shift key as you click on the 'pinned' icon on the taskbar and a new instance of SecureCRT will be launched.
Additionally, there is a feature in SecureCRT that forces a single instance behavior such that, if it's enabled, SecureCRT resorts to activating an existing instance if it's already running. This option is one that exists only in the Global.ini file ('Single Instance' set to 00000001), and so an upgrade from v5 alone would not likely have affected/changed the behavior.
Also, even with Single Instance enabled, you can have multiple windows (all governed by the same SecureCRT.exe instance). When you right-click within the Session manager in SecureCRT 7.3, you can see a menu item 'Open Sessions in a Tab'. If there's a check-mark next to this menu item, any connections made will be opened up in a new tab within the same SecureCRT window. Otherwise, connections you make (if there aren't any connections open in the current window) will be made within a new SecureCRT window).
If this information isn't helpful in getting you to the behavior you desire, please provide us with more details about your configuration, history, usage scenario, steps you use to launch new connections, etc. and we'll be happy to continue providing assistance and information to help get you there.
If you would feel more comfortable discussing the specifics of your situation more privately, feel free to send email to [email protected] referencing this forum thread (#12171).
--Jake