Figure 1: XShell local instruction representation
Generally speaking, when the remote host is not connected, the Xshell prompt appears on the terminal screen. Press "Ctrl+Alt+]" after connecting the session to bring up the local prompt. To return to the remote host mode, just enter "exit" or press "Ctrl+D".
You can use the following instructions:
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instruction
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explain
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help
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Display the instruction directory in the terminal window.
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new
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Opens the New Session Properties dialog box.
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Open [session]
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Connect to the corresponding session when "session" is specified, and open the session dialog box when it is not specified.
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Edit [session]
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When Session is specified, the session properties dialog box of the corresponding session will be opened, and when it is not specified, the session properties dialog box of the default session will be opened.
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catalogue
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Displays session-related information and directories available for the current job directory.
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laser record
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Change the directory of the current job.
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clear
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Clear the screen history, the address bar and the command history of the local Shell command prompt.
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export
give up
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Exit the Xshell session or return to the remote host.
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Ssh [user @] host [port]
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Connect using ssh protocol.
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Sftp [User @] Host [Port]
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Connect using sftp protocol.
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Telnet [User @] Host [Port]
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Connect with telnet protocol.
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Rlogin [User @] Host [Port]
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Connect using rlogin protocol.
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Ftp [User @] Host [Port]
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Connect with ftp protocol.
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Used to view the IP information of this machine.
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Execute the ipconfig command of Windows.
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Ping host
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Execute the ping command of Windows.
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Tracert host
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Displays the packet path of the host.
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netstat
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Running Windows? Netstat command.
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Network management command line tool
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Running Windows? The nslookup command.
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