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How do you run a remote command in PuTTY after login and keep the shell running?

How do you run a remote command in PuTTY after login and keep the shell running?

For information actually you can do it with a Putty session :

  1. Go to “Tools>Options>Advanced>Launch PuTTY”
  2. And then go to “Connection>SSH”
  3. In “Remote command” write your command (for example I use “screen -r sessionname”)
  4. Go back to “Session”, write a name in “Saved Sessions” and click on save.

How do you send commands on PuTTY?

On PuTTY, ensure that correct serial port has been set, and then press the Open button. This will display the terminal emulator window: You can now send commands to the prober. These commands need to be entered without error, and sent by pressing Control+J.

How do I run a script in PuTTY?

GUI method to run . sh file

  1. Select the file using mouse.
  2. Right-click on the file.
  3. Choose Properties:
  4. Click Permissions tab.
  5. Select Allow executing file as a program:
  6. Now click the file name and you will be prompted. Select “Run in the terminal” and it will get executed in the terminal.

How do I run a server on PuTTY?

To connect to your server, launch the PuTTY client, enter the server IP address in the Host Name field and click Open. Once the session starts you will see a login as prompt. From your SSH User Settings, enter your ‘Custom Login Name’ or ‘Default Login Name’ and press Enter/Return.

How do I keep my PuTTY window open?

Launch PuTTY terminal -> Select a Session -> Click on Load. From left side tree menu click on Window -> Behavior. On the right panel, click on the check-box where it says “Ensure window is always on top” as shown below.

What are the command and it use in PuTTY?

Putty facilitates a connection type range to select from Serial, SSH, Rlogin, Telnet, and Raw. Also, it ships along with various tools of the command-line for DSA and RSA key generator (also known as puttygen), SFTP (psftp), SCP (pscp), etc, which can be executed from the terminal.

What are the PuTTY commands?

Putty Commands

  • vi: It enables us to input a text editor.
  • grep: If we wish to find a specific string in a folder or file, it is the accurate command for us.
  • head: This command enables us to read the initial ten lines of the content in a file.

How do I run Unix commands in Windows using PuTTY?

Once you have the software, launch PuTTY and you will see the following screen:

  1. In the “Host Name (or IP address)” field, type: “access.engr.oregonstate.edu” and select open:
  2. Type in your ONID user name and press enter:
  3. Type in your ONID password and press enter.
  4. PuTTY will prompt you to select the terminal type.

How do I run a script on a remote server?

To run a script called /root/scripts/backup.sh on remote UNIX or Linux server called server1.cyberciti.biz, enter:

  1. ssh [email protected] /root/scripts/backup.sh.
  2. ssh [email protected] /scripts/job.init –job=sync –type=aws –force=true.
  3. ssh [email protected] date.

How do I connect to a remote computer using PuTTY?

Accessing a lab computer

  1. Open PuTTy.
  2. Specify a hostname or IP address and a port. Then click open.
  3. If a warning pops up about a server host key, click “Yes”.
  4. A new window should appear and you can login using your credentials for that computer. You now have remote access to that lab machine.

How do I make PuTTY automatically run a session?

Launch PuTTY terminal -> Select a Session -> Click on Load. From left side tree menu click on Window -> Behavior. On the right panel, click on the check-box where it says “Ensure window is always on top” as shown below. After this change, login to the PuTTY FTP or SSH or telnet session.