If Putty.exe is in the same folder with MTPuTTY.exe, just use putty.exe for the location * From "Tools->PuTTY Location" configure the Path to Putty.exe (One coming with GNS3). * Download MTPuTTY, Place it in GNS3 installation directory, open MTPuTTY.exe So, I've start with " AutoHotKey" to build a kind of command line support for " MTPuTTY". Well, native tabs for PuTTY is still a dream ) * allow to change the window title from command-line + disable the remote title feature (-wt WinTitle). * automatically press a enter key inside the console using "-sr" CLI argument (just for telnet)
#Html executable 4 serial serial#
* add the option to enter a '\r' in serial connection as well (previously was for telnet only) * build standalone version using winstore.c from This will generate a new log for each connection (filename is generating from -wt or IP address) * add the option to enable putty logging from CLI with "-log ". * add -skin option to change the text and background using 4 defined themes * auto-restart a inactive session after a defined number of seconds. * replace all MessageBox errors with a message in the title bar (activated with -gns3) * add the option "-gns3 " which is reconfiguring some default putty variables (check "About") * remove "-sr" option, (replaced with "-gns3") * fixed some issues related to the way same variables are used :D * has a better threads management (used for auto-restart delay). * using a new approach to call the auto-restart function using PostMessage()
#Html executable 4 serial update#
* update some GUI messages (About dialog) + Link to GNS3 :D * add event log entry if can't connect to serial pipe/com. * save/load GNS3 options from registry as any other PuTTY option. * update the GUI part for all GNS3 special settings ) * modifies the default window "width" form 80 to 110 (this is the hard coded default!) * add check sign for always on top menu entry (when is on). * add GUI element for transparent window + save/load the value from registry * create multi-tab window (better saying: find the right tool to do that) - Recommended with SuperPuTTY, see bellow