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| typo (martin) | 4.1 Open in PuTTY makes PuTTY use Telnet or SSH session for FTP sessions in WinSCP (martin) | ||
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| Check //Remember session password and pass it to PuTTY// checkbox to make WinSCP keep session password in memory and pass it to PuTTY when using //Open in PuTTY// function (using command-line parameter ''-pw''). However better approach would be to use [[public_key|public key authentication]] together with [[integration_app#pageant|Pageant]]. | Check //Remember session password and pass it to PuTTY// checkbox to make WinSCP keep session password in memory and pass it to PuTTY when using //Open in PuTTY// function (using command-line parameter ''-pw''). However better approach would be to use [[public_key|public key authentication]] together with [[integration_app#pageant|Pageant]]. | ||
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| + | By default WinSCP instructs PuTTY to open Telnet session if you are using [[protocols#ftp|FTP]]. Uncheck the //Open Telnet sessions in PuTTY for FTP sessions// to use [[SSH]] instead ((However note that if the server supports SSH protocol, it most probably supports [[protocols#sftp|SFTP]] also. You should always use SFTP, instead of FTP, if possible.)). | ||
| Check //Automatically open new sessions in PuTTY// to automatically send all sessions opened in WinSCP also to PuTTY. | Check //Automatically open new sessions in PuTTY// to automatically send all sessions opened in WinSCP also to PuTTY. | ||