Right click on extraputty.ini. On the right hand side window select function TLinit. Right click properties- dialog opens up. Click default module button - Check for module path. Select the extra putty DLL which is present in the above copied folder. Repeat this for all functions. Save the ini file ( do not modify versions if prompted for). Alumilite Amazing Casting Resin, 16-Ounce $18.16. Ships from and sold by Amazon.com. FREE Shipping on orders over $25.00. Alumilite Amazing Mold Rubber Kit, 0.77 oz. Sold by VirVentures and ships from Amazon Fulfillment. FREE Shipping on orders over $25.00. Contents Download PuTTY installation package for Windows Master download site Installation and setup instructions Verifying release signatures Package contents: putty.exe, puttygen.exe, psftp.exe, pscp.exe, pagent.exe Alternatives Server for Windows or other platforms SSH key management needs attention Using telnet is not recommended SFTP file transfer support Screenshots PuTTY terminal window.
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Skip to end of metadataGo to start of metadataIf you haven't got a chance to read my previous post, I recommend doing it first before going through this post. In this post, I am going to show how to load already defined profiles in the ExtraPuTTY folder that was created from the zip file downloaded from my previous post. Let's jump into steps right away.
1) Download this batch file.
2) Double clicking on it should open a terminal window asking you to login as. Simply type in your NetID and then password when you're prompted for it.
2) As you see, you're required to enter your username/NetID couple of times. This can be avoided by filling it in your profiles. So, let's open the putty by downloading the batch file below and double clicking on it.
Double clicking this file should open a putty window like this.
Under Saved Sessions, click on hpc-tunnel and then on 'Load'. This loads the session details as shown below.
Now, click on 'Data' under Connection tab in the left pane as shown below. Simply, type in your username/NetID in the filed next to 'Auto-login username'. As you see I typed my username sm4082.
Then, click on Session in the left pane as shown below and then click on 'Save'. This saves your session with your NetID.
Extra Putty Xmodem
3) Finally, do the same for Saved session 'mercer'. Just put in your NetID like you did for hpc-tunnel and then save it.
4) Now, running Mercer.bat won't ask you for login id anymore. You just need to enter your password, and then enter on command window and then again password one more time.
Extraputty File Transfer
This way, you don't see putty window anymore. Let me know if you face any problems with all this.