To exit SecureCRT, go to the File menu and click Exit.įor additional information, go to the SecureCRT Help menu.To disconnect from a session, go to the File menu and click Disconnect.When you are connected to Cardinal or Rice your workspace is a terminal interface to the server, window similar to the one below.If you select to have a code delivered by SMS text message, select the menu item for SMS then enter the code at the next prompt. You can either enter a passcode or choose one of the other methods listed for authenticating. Next your are prompted to enter a two-step code.Do not check the box to save your password.

Enter your SUNet ID password in the Password field and click OK.Enter your SUNet ID in the Username field and then click OK.Therefore, you may see this message again when you connect to the site. Note: Cardinal and Rice are aliases for a number of Stanford servers. The first time you connect to a new session, the New Host Key window may appear.Select either Cardinal or Rice and then click the Connect icon in the Session Manager toolbar.If not, go to the File menu and click Connect. The Session Manager window should display.

Configuring a connection to a particular server only needs to be done once in order for the selected server to be continuously available to both programs. Note: If you use both terminal emulation and file transfer, SecureCRT and SecureFX share session settings. If you need to connect to machines other than Cardinal and Rice, see Add Sessions to SecureCRT and SecureFX. The Essential Stanford Software version of SecureCRT includes pre-configured SSH2 connections to Cardinal and Rice-the most widely used University IT-supported servers.

Download and install SecureCRT + SecureFX if you have not already done so.

It allows encrypted Secure Shell (SSH1 and SSH2) sessions with many servers and with Stanford's distributed network of UNIX computers. SecureCRT is a terminal emulation program.

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