SecureCRT common configuration and shortcut key usage

SecureCRT is a terminal emulation program that supports SSH (SSH1 and SSH2), which is simply a software for logging into a UNIX or Linux server host under Windows.

Record some common operations

1. Window operation

Alt + Enter full screen (press again to restore) 
Alt + f + n clone session window 
Alt + c connect in a new window, check open in a tab in the connection window to open the connection in the current window 
Alt + q quick connection 
Alt + b in tab is connected 
the Alt + 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 ... / . 9      is switched to the 1/ 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 ... / 9 labels 
the Alt + P connection tab SFTP 

the Alt +F4 close software 
Ctrl + F4 close the current session
Windows Operation

2.bash command line shortcuts

Tab Auto-complete 
Ctrl + l Clear screen 
Ctrl + c End command or delete entire line 
Ctrl + z Suspend command 
 
Ctrl + a Move cursor to the beginning of the 
line 
Ctrl + e Move cursor to the end of the line 
Ctrl + b Move cursor forward by 1 character 
Ctrl + f Move the cursor back 1 character 

Ctrl + h Delete 1 character before the cursor 
Ctrl + d Delete 1 character after the cursor 

Ctrl + w      Delete the previous word in front of the cursor 
Ctrl + k Delete the current cursor to the end of the line 
 
Ctrl + u Delete the current Cursor to the character at the 

beginning of the line Ctrl + t Exchange the last two characters of the cursor (available for Cisco routers)

Ctrl + m Enter 
Ctrl + j Enter 
Ctrl + o Enter 
 
Ctrl + l Clear the screen
bash command

3. Re-execute the command

Ctrl + r: Reverse search command history 
Ctrl + g: Exit from the historical search mode 
Ctrl + p: Search command previous command 
Ctrl + n: Search command next command
history

 4. Use the script to do the work again

Scripting repetitive work 
can be like the word macros, put your repetitive operations recorded as a script file 
Script. => Start Recording Script, start recording 
Script. => Stop Recording Script, stop recording, Save as ... Save Into a script file 
Script. => Run => Select Script. The next time it is called
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