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Keep SecureCRT SSH Sessions from Disconnecting
If you do a lot of work with SSH servers through an SSH client, it’s extremely annoying to get timed out all the time by the server. There’s a simple way to fix this problem in SecureCRT.
First, navigate to Options \ Session Options on the menu:
Now click on the Terminal tree item, and select the “Send Protocol NO-OP” checkbox.
This will send a message to the SSH server that your session is still alive, and shouldn’t be disconnected.
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- By The Geek on 11/1/06
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This saved me hours of work, thanks a lot!!!
Thanks a lot. Life made easy…
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Thanks a lot… This saved my day. Does this work for telnet sessions as well?
No-Op works with Telnet and SSHv2