Is there a way to extract a password? We have a system that we can login to, but it wants the current password. Unfortunately we don't have it, but it's stored in penguinet. Save me the trouble of password recovery on an ISE server...

We use multiple instances of the same connection profile so the toolbar will just display the profile name we defined on the connection profiles. Is there any way to edit the name that displays on the toolbar to better keep track of the sessions?

I am having problems connecting to devices I had no problem connecting to before I had to reload a newer version of PenguiNet. I am able to connect to these devices when I use Putty but not this version of PenguiNet. These are wireless access points that are connected to a wireless controller. Before I was able to connect to the controller as well as the APs. Now when I try to connect I get an error 261 occurred. Any idea why this is happening? I need to connect to these devices.

I am having problems connecting to devices I had no problem connecting to before I had to reload a newer version of PenguiNet. I am able to connect to these devices when I use Putty but not this version of PenguiNet. These are wireless access points that are connected to a wireless controller. Before I was able to connect to the controller as well as the APs. Now when I try to connect I get an error 261 occurred. Any idea why this is happening? I need to connect to these devices.

is there a patch for PenguiNet for the Meltdown and Spectre Vulnerabilities

On putty, you can paste your selection using right click. Can this be added somehow?

Hi.

We have a team of engineers that wish to use a shared set of profiles. I cannot see any way to share the profiles.pnt between users. Please can you make this happen?

Please tell me how to invoke keyboard shortcuts such as Ctrl+right arrow to move to next word. Works in my existing sessions, but how do I get it to work with a new session?

Allow inheritance. I group my ssh sessions together and would like to have an easy way to change passwords among all sessions when my password changes. If I could change the password at the top of the tree, it would flow down to the sessions under it.

I didn't set password yet after a restart, it's prompting me. What am I supposed to do?

I have a high resolution screen. When I set "Hacker" font to size 14 on the main bar it adjusts the font to an acceptable size. Then I close it and have to reset the font size every time I open the program. How do I set this permanently?

Thanks,
Shawn

I have long used Absolute Telnet, but the cost of your license has risen much, Pinguinet is extremely friendly, simple but powerful, the price per license is very reasonable, at this time I am in the test DEMO and soon buy my license , I love PinguiNet but I have only one question how do I keep the Width settings Terminal? because when I open a session again I always leave it in "Use Window's Width" I hope the manual configuration can be saved. Thank you

In order to prevent wrong text pasting could you set up a configurable warning if the text to paste is greater than xx characters?

It would be useful storing a credential profile (username/password) and recall it into a connection profile. In this way for the device with ldap authentication the user should change the password in one place only

Hello,

Would be nice to retouch the ui of penguinet for UHD screen resolution compatibility. Its completely useless with UHD.

Apparently, Penguinet is sadly not working with SOCKS 5 (Trying over TOR Network)

This is a high priority bug imho, forcing customers to use PuTTy due proxy.

Version: 2.70
Host: Linux
Connection: Serial

When I press 'Enter' in the terminal, it's reflected twice on the Linux console (or uBoot console). I guess the host expects LF but gets CRLF instead.

When connection via Key fails and it offers to fall back to password, it could instead offer to

Install key or
Login with password

http://linux.die.net/man/1/ssh-add