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Hello Pragma Support,

 I wish to be able to scroll my screen back using a buffer and view my previous commands like it is done in an unix environment. Is this possible with your ssh software?

Thanks,
Bob
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Hi Robert,

The Advanced Console screen mode allows to perform screen scroll back and get back previously typed command(s) using the "up /down arrow" keys.

The "Stream" screen mode allows only the screen scroll back i.e. you can use the scroll bar to scroll back and see previous output to the screen. However, previously typed commands are not available with this screen mode.

To set or change the screen mode, bring up the Local TelnetServer Configuration  dialog by clicking on the shortcut located under Windows start menu. Select the "Users" option and then click on the  Default user or your configured user. At this point, you should see a drop-down menu labeled "Default Screen Mode". Use this drop down menu to select either the Advanced Console or the Stream option.

Hope this helps.

Thank you,

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Pragma Systems Technical Support
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Austin, TX 78750
http://www.pragmasys.com
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