If you prefer direct email notification, send an email to and include "Feature Request - Forum Thread #11455" in the subject line or use this form () from the support page of our website. Should a future release of SecureCRT include this feature, notification will be posted here. The Session Manager's "auto hide" option is on by default.īecause, as you said, on Mac/Linux, auto-hide configuration is not very intuitive, I have added this thread to a feature request in our product enhancement database to make auto hide config an option in Global Options (SecureCRT/Mac/Linux, expose).
When Session Manager was first added (Windows v7.2.x, Mac/Linux v7.3.x), we did use the "regular state" (not hidden) as the default, but too many users were inadvertently undocking it and so we changed the default state to be auto hide since you *cannot* undock Session Manager when it is in auto hide mode. The state you describe is auto hide (Session Manager retracted into a sidebar) versus being shown (not auto hide?). After the work has been completed, the script will print the import result. A new window appears: select your CSV file and click on the Open button.
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That is a rare situation (being unable to redock with a double-click) but it can happen if other config options are tried (such as disabling Session Manager entirely before you double-click the Session Manager title bar, which redocks to prior position when undocked 99.99% of the time). Download the SecureCRT script and run it using the Script -> run tab as you see below. Summarize the route table of a device to see a list of all next-hops found in the route table and how many routes from which routing protocols are sending routes to each next-hop.
To clarify, the prior forum posts were about the Session Manager being completely undocked (detached) and the user was unable to redock it. Creation of SecureCRT sessions from the CDP information of a device, to quickly build your collection of sessions in SecureCRT's session manager.
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