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Royal TS is a remote connection tool
that supports multiple operating systems: macOS, Windows, IOS, Android, and is free.
introduction
In Windows, most developers will choose:
- SecureCRT&SecureFX : supports Windows, macOS, Linux, paid
- XShell&XFtp : supports Windows, free
- FinalShell : Supports Windows, macOS, Linux, free
In masOC, the editor recommends Royal TSX
1. Download and install
Royal TS series has 4 applications
Royal TSX - Applicable for macOS system
Royal TS - Applicable for Windows system
Royal TSi Lite - Applicable for iOS system
Royal TSD Lite - Applicable for Android system
Select Royal TSX Click to download
Install after download is complete
2. Chineseization
Royal_TSX_Chinese_Language_Pack
The editor chose the first method: Chineseization of the main program
3. Basic configuration
Royal TSX is a plug-in-based application. It is not ready for use when it is first installed and requires some basic configuration.
1 Install basic plug-ins
First you need to enter the plug-in installation page
Click on Royal TSX/Plugins in the menu bar
Install the Terminal and File Transfer plug-ins and restart
2 Create document
Royal TSX is managed remotely in the form of Document. When it is first installed, a default Document, which is Application, will be automatically created. This document cannot be deleted, nor can a new connection be created under this document.
Before establishing a connection, you need to create a new Document. The free version allows the creation of up to 1 Document and 10 connections.
Operation path: Menu bar File / New Document, shortcut key: Cmd+N
After the creation is completed, select a location to save the document locally. Remember to save it when creating credentials and creating new connections, otherwise it will not be available next time you open it.
3 Create remote host credentials
When connecting to a remote host, you usually need to provide a password for security verification. In Royal TSX, you can create credentials, save the user name and password of the server, and directly associate them when connecting, so that you do not need to enter them every time you connect. Username and password
Operation path: Credentials (credential collection) / Add (add new template) / Credential (credentials)
Create a credential and name it yueyazhui. You can directly select this credential when creating a connection later and save it.
4 Terminal basic settings
Click Default Settings under the Application document, select Terminal, right-click Properties
- Set default credentials for Terminal
Click Credentials (Certificate) and select the certificate created in step 3. This setting is very convenient if the user names and passwords of multiple servers are the same.
- Set the default font for Terminal
Switch to the Display Options settings, where you can set the font, font size, character spacing, and line spacing.
When operating in Terminal, shortcut key to adjust font size: Cmd++/-
- Set the default theme for Terminal
Switch to the Colors settings, where you can set the theme
Among them, PuTTY and Solarized are the default themes, which support importing themes and theme links.
- Set Terminal to not disconnect the Session by default
Switch to Advanced settings, select Session on the right, and make the following settings to prevent automatic disconnection
5 FTP (File Transfer) Basic Settings
Refer to step 4
6 Connection test
Set the server IP address and display name, save it and double-click to open it. The connection is successful.
4. Efficient use skills
- Terminal writing function
Currently, multiple Terminals are open and connected to multiple servers. You can use the compose function to perform the same command operation.
Operation path 1: Menu bar Tab / Broadcast Input to all Terminal Sessions
Operation path 2: Right-click the mouse and select Toggle Broadcasting Input
Start writing
Remember to exit the writing function after the operation is completed
- Quickly open multiple Terminals on the same server
Right-click on the connected Terminal tab and click Duplicate(Add Hoc)
- Commonly used shortcut keys
Show/hide sidebar: ⌘+0
Show/hide toolbar: ⌥+ ⌘+T
Create a document: ⌘+N
Open document: ⌘+O
Save: ⌘+S
Clear screen: ⌘+K
Open Properties: ⌘+I
Increase font size in Terminal: ⌘++
Reduce font size in Terminal: ⌘+-