Download SecureCRT 4.07

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Some time ago the software developer “Van Dyke” released version 4.07 of their SecureCRT program. SecureCRT is a client that is suitable for setting up a connection with an SSH1 and SSH2 server. SSH is a method of establishing a secure connection between two computers. Here, both the data and part of the IP traffic are encrypted with an encryption method.

The changelog of version 4.07 looks like this:

Changes:

  • Under Windows XP, when a ClearType font is used as the session font, it is not rendered as a ClearType font so that the characters display correctly in the session window.
  • Changed the session printer font selection to allow both printer fonts and screen fonts.

Bug fixes:

  • In Wyse 60 emulation, SecureCRT was clearing the PROTECTED state when it received character attribute escape sequences (eg, DIM, BLINK, REVERSE).
  • If the option to add the command-line tools directory to the path was selected in the installer, the directory was added to the path multiple times on multiple installs.
  • If a session INI file from a SecureCRT installation prior to 3.4 was used and a keyboard emulation other than “Default” was used, the alternate keyboard emulation would be incorrectly unchecked on the session Emulation page.
  • In a custom menu, the STRINGTABLE entry for tooltip or status bar text could not be overridden for built-in commands.
  • SSH1: If the server did not support X11 forwarding, SecureCRT displayed the warning message “Server does not support X11 forwarding” and went into a loop that consumes the CPU.
  • SSH1: The key generation wizard defaulted to SecureCRT’s installation folder instead of the user’s application data folder.
  • SSH2: When attempting to port forward over OpenSSH 3.1p1, SecureCRT disconnected with the error “Received open confirmation for non-opening channel 0”.

Version number 4.07
Operating systems Windows 9x, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP
Website Van Dyke
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file size

2.96MB

License type Shareware
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