AutoPuTTY is a simple connection manager / launcher
It's written in C# so you'll need at least Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0
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Release Notes
v.0.24.4
- Supports tvnviewer
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What you can do with it :
- Manage a server list and connect thru PuTTY, WinSCP, Microsoft Remote Desktop and VNC (only VNC 3.3 encryption is supported for passwords yet)
- Easily connect to multiple servers at once
- Import a list from a simple text file
- Protect the application startup with a password (note that the list is always encrypted)
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It looks complicated isn't it ?
- No, it's not
So how do I use this ?
Configure tools :
- Click the "wheel" button and select paths for the tools you want to use, default configuration will run tools from current path (except for RDP which is : %WINDIR%\system32\mstsc.exe)
Adding a server :
- Name and Hostname are required, Username and Password are optional
- Name is unique
- Don't forget the connection "Type", default is PuTTY
- You can import server lists from the Options / General menu ("wheel" button)
Connect to a server :
- Double clicking a server will connect using the associated "Type"
- Right click on a server or a multiple server selection in the list, if you choose "Connect" each will use their associated "Type"
Modifying a server :
- Change any of the informations and click the blue "left arrow" button
Duplicating a server :
- Change the Name and click the green "plus" button
Delete a server :
- Select a server and either click the red "cross" button or right click the server in the list and select "Delete"
- To delete multiple servers, select them then right click on the selection and select "Delete"
Search servers :
- Press Ctrl+F, if window size is large enougth, there's a "Match case" option too
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Source includes :
- a modified DPAPI crypto class (http://www.obviex.com/samples/dpapi.aspx) from Chip Forster : http://www.remkoweijnen.nl/blog/2007/10/18/how-rdp-passwords-are-encrypted/#comment-562
- a VNC crypto class from VncSharp : http://cdot.senecac.on.ca/projects/vncsharp/
- the FusionTrackBar class from FusionToolkit : http://transparenttrackbar.codeplex.com/
- code to set image opacity : http://www.geekpedia.com/code110_Set-Image-Opacity-Using-Csharp.html
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