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 ===== Installing PuTTY ===== ===== Installing PuTTY =====
  
-PuTTY is available from the [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/|creator's web cite]].  Click on the [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html|Download]] link to get the most recent version.+PuTTY is available from the [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/|creator's web site]].  Click on the [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html|Download]] link to get the most recent version.
  
 You can download putty.exe and install it on your computer. You can download putty.exe and install it on your computer.
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 To connect to a remote computer using PuTTY you need to  To connect to a remote computer using PuTTY you need to 
-   * Start PuTTY by either+   * Start PuTTY.  You can either
      * Double click on the icon       * Double click on the icon 
        * {{:guides:software:puttyicon.png?nolink&50|}}        * {{:guides:software:puttyicon.png?nolink&50|}}
      * Search for putty in the windows search bar        * Search for putty in the windows search bar  
-       * {{:guides:software:puttysearch.png?direct&100|}} +       * {{:guides:software:puttysearch.png?noLink|}} 
-   * Put the computer name in the //Host Name (or IP address)// field.   +   * Select the proper connection parameters 
-     * cslab100.cs.edinboro.edu +     * Put the computer name in the //Host Name (or IP address)// field.   
-     * cslab110.cs.edinboro.edu +       * cslab100.cs.edinboro.edu 
-   * Make sure that the //Port// field is set to 22 +       * cslab110.cs.edinboro.edu 
-   * Make sure that the //Connection Type// is SSH +     * Make sure that the //Port// field is set to 22 
-   * {{:guides:software:puttyconnect.png?direct&200|}} +     * Make sure that the //Connection Type// is SSH 
 +     * {{:guides:software:puttyconnect.png?noLink|}} 
 +   * Click on //Open// at the bottom of the window 
 +     * This will start a new connection to the remote computer selected 
 +   * Enter your credentials 
 +     * Your username 
 +     * Your password 
 +       * Note, for security reasons nothing will appear as you type your password. 
 +     * {{:guides:software:puttylogin.png?noLink}} 
 +   * If you are successful you will see the command line prompt 
 +     * {{:guides:software:puttycommandline.png?noLink|}}
 ===== Configuring PuTTY ===== ===== Configuring PuTTY =====
  
-PuTTY works just find out of the +PuTTY works just fine with the default configuration, however, it can be customized. 
 + 
 +====== Making Changes ====== 
 + 
 +PuTTY can be customized from the //PuTTY Configuration// window,  which opens when PuTTY is started or from the //PuTTY Reconfiguration// window for an active session. 
 + 
 +{{:guides:software:puttyconfiguration.png?noLink|}} **The PuTTY Configuration Window** 
 + 
 + 
 +{{:guides:software:puttyreconfiguration.png?noLink|}} ** The PuTTY Reconfiguration Window** 
 + 
 +To access the //PuTTY Reconfiguration// window 
 +   * In an active PuTTY session right click on the //title bar// 
 +   * Select //Change Settings ...// in the pop up window. 
 +   * {{:guides:software:puttystartreconfiguration.png?noLink|}} 
 + 
 + 
 +====== Saving Custom Settings ====== 
 + 
 +After making configuration changes  
 +    * Select //Session// under **Category** to return to the save area. 
 +    * Put a name into the //Saved Sessions// box in the //PuTTY Configuration// or //PuTTY Reconfiguration// window and select //Save//. 
 +    * {{:guides:software:puttysaveconfig.png?noLink|}} 
  
 ===== Usage Hints ===== ===== Usage Hints =====
  
-  * Copy and Paste:  You can copy and paste between putty and other windows applications.  +  * Copy and Paste:  You can copy and paste between PuTTY and other windows applications.  
     * To Copy from PuTTY:      * To Copy from PuTTY: 
       * highlight the text you wish to copy using the left mouse button       * highlight the text you wish to copy using the left mouse button
-      * This will copy the text to the clipboard +      * This will copy the text to the clipboard. Paste in a windows application using the windows past operation (paste or ctrl-v). 
-    * To paste in PuTTY: +    * To Paste in PuTTY: 
-      * Copy the text  you want into the copy buffer (windows copy operation)+      * Copy the text  you want into the copy buffer (windows copy operation, copy or ctrl-c)
       * Move to the PuTTY window       * Move to the PuTTY window
       * Paste by clicking the right mouse button.       * Paste by clicking the right mouse button.
  
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