PuTTY Connection Manager 0.7

PuTTY Connection Manager (by ACS) is a Windows utility that wraps the PuTTY terminal client with a tabbed, multi-session interface. It helps system administrators, developers, and network engineers organize and control many SSH, Telnet, and Rlogin sessions from a single, customizable workspace while still relying on PuTTY for the underlying connection and security.

Highlights:

• Tabbed sessions: Open multiple PuTTY sessions in one window and switch between them quickly.
• Centralized profiles: Create, organize, and reuse connection profiles; import existing PuTTY sessions.
• Workspace management: Dockable panels, grouped tabs, and quick search to keep large environments manageable.
• Automation options: Optional login macros and startup commands to streamline routine connections.
• Productivity tools: Hotkeys, “send to all” broadcasting for simultaneous commands, and session logging.
• Reliability: Keep-alives and optional auto-reconnect to maintain long-running sessions.
• PuTTY-compatible: Uses your existing PuTTY executable and settings; no need to change your workflow.

Who it’s for:

• Sysadmins managing fleets of servers
• Network engineers juggling many devices
• Developers who frequently connect to remote environments

Requirements:

• Windows
• PuTTY installed and accessible on the system

Note: PuTTY Connection Manager builds on PuTTY’s encryption and protocol support. Handle any stored credentials or macros with care and align their use with your organization’s security policies.

PuTTY Connection Manager is developed by ACS and is used by 5 users of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 0.6, 0.6 beta, 0.7 beta and 0.7. The names of program executable files are puttycm.exe, IconAA5AB6DA.exe and PuTTY Connection Manager.exe.