The General/Default Session category of the Global Options dialog allows you to configure SecureCRT to automatically connect to a session on startup and it also allows you to configure the SecureCRT default session which is used as the template for all new sessions.
Auto session setup group
This group contains configuration options for automatically connecting to sessions on startup.
Do not connect automatically on startup
Check this option to instruct SecureCRT not to automatically connect when the application starts.
Connect local shell
Check this option to instruct SecureCRT to automatically open a local shell session when the application starts.
Remember and connect to sessions from last use
Check this option to instruct SecureCRT to remember the sessions used during the last time SecureCRT was used and to connect to those sessions the next time the application is used.
Use auto session
Check this option to automatically open one or more sessions when SecureCRT starts. The window below this option displays the items configured to open on startup. You can add or delete items using the Add Session..., Add Local Shell, and Delete buttons. Use the up and down arrows to change the order in which the items will be opened.
Edit default settings group
SecureCRT maintains an internal session that is used whenever a new session is being created or when a session has not been specified for a connection . This internal session is known as the "Default" session. For example, when using Quick Connect or when starting SecureCRT from the command line with no session argument, SecureCRT uses the settings specified in the Default session to make the connection requested.
Edit Default Settings
Press this button to open the Session Options - Default dialog for the default session. In this dialog, you can customize the settings in any category. When you have finished making your changes, click on the OK button and the Apply default session changes dialog is displayed.
The Apply default session changes dialog allows you to choose between Change the Default session only (this is the same behavior provided by the No option in previous versions) and Change ALL sessions (no undo) (this is the same behavior provided by the Yes option in previous versions). The dialog also includes a WARNING that there is no UNDO for this change.
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