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	When [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] is selected, you can further specify to use basic unsecured variant (//No encryption//) or one of three methods to invoke [[ftps\|FTPS]].		When [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] is selected, you can further specify to use basic unsecured variant (//No encryption//) or one of three methods to invoke [[ftps\|FTPS]].

-	The //Host name// box is where you type the name, or the IP address, of the server you want to connect to. //Host name// is the only mandatory box that must be filled for a session to open. You can use environment variables in the value with syntax ''%NAME%''. (&beta_feature)	+	The //Host name// box is where you type the name, or the IP address, of the server you want to connect to. //Host name// is the only mandatory box that must be filled for a session to open. You can use environment variables in the value with syntax ''%NAME%''.

	The //Port number// box lets you specify which port number on the server to connect to. SSH protocol uses port number 22 by default. FTP protocol uses port number 21 by default. [[ftps\|FTPS]] protocol with implicit encryption uses port number 990 by default.		The //Port number// box lets you specify which port number on the server to connect to. SSH protocol uses port number 22 by default. FTP protocol uses port number 21 by default. [[ftps\|FTPS]] protocol with implicit encryption uses port number 990 by default.

-	The //Username// box is where you type your account name on the server. If you do not fill the username and it needs to be known to complete authentication (most cases), you will be [[ui_authenticate#username\|prompted for username]] then. You can use environment variables in the value with syntax ''%NAME%''. (&beta_feature)	+	The //Username// box is where you type your account name on the server. If you do not fill the username and it needs to be known to complete authentication (most cases), you will be [[ui_authenticate#username\|prompted for username]] then. You can use environment variables in the value with syntax ''%NAME%''.

	The //Password// box is for the password associated with the account. You are advised not to fill it in if you are going to [[session_configuration#stored\|save the session]] to [[ui_login_stored_sessions\|stored session list]]. If you decide to do so nevertheless, do not forget to force password storing on the //[[ui_login_save\|Save session as dialog]]//. Also do not fill the password if you are going to use other [[ssh#authentication_in_ssh\|authentication method]] (like public key). If you do not fill the password and other authentication methods fail (password authentication has the lowest preference), you will be [[ui_authenticate#password\|prompted for password]] then.		The //Password// box is for the password associated with the account. You are advised not to fill it in if you are going to [[session_configuration#stored\|save the session]] to [[ui_login_stored_sessions\|stored session list]]. If you decide to do so nevertheless, do not forget to force password storing on the //[[ui_login_save\|Save session as dialog]]//. Also do not fill the password if you are going to use other [[ssh#authentication_in_ssh\|authentication method]] (like public key). If you do not fill the password and other authentication methods fail (password authentication has the lowest preference), you will be [[ui_authenticate#password\|prompted for password]] then.
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	The passphase cannot be entered in advance on Login dialog and thus it cannot be saved to [[ui_login_stored_sessions\|stored session]]. If you need to login to server automatically without prompt, generate key without passphrase. Use this method carefully and only under special circumstances.		The passphase cannot be entered in advance on Login dialog and thus it cannot be saved to [[ui_login_stored_sessions\|stored session]]. If you need to login to server automatically without prompt, generate key without passphrase. Use this method carefully and only under special circumstances.

-	With [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] you can optionally specify your account, if your server requires that. &beta_feature	+	With [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] you can optionally specify your account, if your server requires that.

-	With [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] you can use //Anonymous login//. It effectively sets the //User name// to ''anonymous'' and //Password// to ''anonymous@example.com''. &beta_feature	+	With [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] you can use //Anonymous login//. It effectively sets the //User name// to ''anonymous'' and //Password// to ''anonymous@example.com''.

	===== Select Color =====		===== Select Color =====
	Use //Select color// button to associate a [[task_connections#session_color\|color with the session]].		Use //Select color// button to associate a [[task_connections#session_color\|color with the session]].

2012-05-07		2012-09-24
article (martin)		5.1 is stable (martin)
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	When [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] is selected, you can further specify to use basic unsecured variant (//No encryption//) or one of three methods to invoke [[ftps\|FTPS]].		When [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] is selected, you can further specify to use basic unsecured variant (//No encryption//) or one of three methods to invoke [[ftps\|FTPS]].

-	The //Host name// box is where you type the name, or the IP address, of the server you want to connect to. //Host name// is the only mandatory box that must be filled for a session to open. You can use environment variables in the value with syntax ''%NAME%''. (&beta_feature)	+	The //Host name// box is where you type the name, or the IP address, of the server you want to connect to. //Host name// is the only mandatory box that must be filled for a session to open. You can use environment variables in the value with syntax ''%NAME%''.

	The //Port number// box lets you specify which port number on the server to connect to. SSH protocol uses port number 22 by default. FTP protocol uses port number 21 by default. [[ftps\|FTPS]] protocol with implicit encryption uses port number 990 by default.		The //Port number// box lets you specify which port number on the server to connect to. SSH protocol uses port number 22 by default. FTP protocol uses port number 21 by default. [[ftps\|FTPS]] protocol with implicit encryption uses port number 990 by default.

-	The //Username// box is where you type your account name on the server. If you do not fill the username and it needs to be known to complete authentication (most cases), you will be [[ui_authenticate#username\|prompted for username]] then. You can use environment variables in the value with syntax ''%NAME%''. (&beta_feature)	+	The //Username// box is where you type your account name on the server. If you do not fill the username and it needs to be known to complete authentication (most cases), you will be [[ui_authenticate#username\|prompted for username]] then. You can use environment variables in the value with syntax ''%NAME%''.

	The //Password// box is for the password associated with the account. You are advised not to fill it in if you are going to [[session_configuration#stored\|save the session]] to [[ui_login_stored_sessions\|stored session list]]. If you decide to do so nevertheless, do not forget to force password storing on the //[[ui_login_save\|Save session as dialog]]//. Also do not fill the password if you are going to use other [[ssh#authentication_in_ssh\|authentication method]] (like public key). If you do not fill the password and other authentication methods fail (password authentication has the lowest preference), you will be [[ui_authenticate#password\|prompted for password]] then.		The //Password// box is for the password associated with the account. You are advised not to fill it in if you are going to [[session_configuration#stored\|save the session]] to [[ui_login_stored_sessions\|stored session list]]. If you decide to do so nevertheless, do not forget to force password storing on the //[[ui_login_save\|Save session as dialog]]//. Also do not fill the password if you are going to use other [[ssh#authentication_in_ssh\|authentication method]] (like public key). If you do not fill the password and other authentication methods fail (password authentication has the lowest preference), you will be [[ui_authenticate#password\|prompted for password]] then.
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	The passphase cannot be entered in advance on Login dialog and thus it cannot be saved to [[ui_login_stored_sessions\|stored session]]. If you need to login to server automatically without prompt, generate key without passphrase. Use this method carefully and only under special circumstances.		The passphase cannot be entered in advance on Login dialog and thus it cannot be saved to [[ui_login_stored_sessions\|stored session]]. If you need to login to server automatically without prompt, generate key without passphrase. Use this method carefully and only under special circumstances.

-	With [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] you can optionally specify your account, if your server requires that. &beta_feature	+	With [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] you can optionally specify your account, if your server requires that.

-	With [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] you can use //Anonymous login//. It effectively sets the //User name// to ''anonymous'' and //Password// to ''anonymous@example.com''. &beta_feature	+	With [[ftp\|FTP protocol]] you can use //Anonymous login//. It effectively sets the //User name// to ''anonymous'' and //Password// to ''anonymous@example.com''.

	===== Select Color =====		===== Select Color =====
	Use //Select color// button to associate a [[task_connections#session_color\|color with the session]].		Use //Select color// button to associate a [[task_connections#session_color\|color with the session]].

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