AutoPuTTY

is a simple connection manager / launcher It's written in C# so you'll need some Microsoft .NET Framework

Site : http://r4di.us/autoputty/ Source : https://github.com/r4dius/AutoPuTTY

What you can do with it

• Manage a server list and connect thru PuTTY, WinSCP, Microsoft Remote Desktop and VNC (only VNC 3.3 encryption is supported for passwords yet)
• Easily connect to multiple servers at once
• Import a list from a simple text file
• Protect the application startup with a password (note that the list is always encrypted)

It looks complicated isn't it ?

• No, it's not

So how do I use this ?

Configure tools

• Click the Options button ("3 dashes") at the bottom right and configure paths for the tools you want to use, default configuration will run tools from current path (except for RDP which is : %WINDIR%\system32\mstsc.exe)

Adding a server

• Name and Hostname are required, Username and Password are optional
• Name has to be unique
• Don't forget the connection "Type", default is PuTTY
• You can import server lists from the Options / General menu ("3 dashes" button)
• SSH jump can be used by adding proxy syntax before the username, it looks like :
  proxy_username@proxy_host_or_ip:proxy_port#username
  :proxy_port and :proxy_port are optional, will use port 22 as default

Connect to a server

• Double clicking a server will connect using the associated "Type"
• Right click on a server or a multiple server selection in the list, if you choose "Connect" each will use their associated "Type"

Modifying a server

• Change any of the informations and click the blue "left arrow" button

Duplicating a server

• Change the Name and click the green "plus" button

Delete a server

• Select a server and either click the red "cross" button or right click the server in the list and select "Delete"
• To delete multiple servers, select them then right click on the selection and select "Delete"

Search servers

• Right-click on server list and click "Search..." or press Ctrl+F, if window size is large enough, there'll be "Match case" option too

Source includes

• A modified DPAPI crypto class (http://www.obviex.com/samples/dpapi.aspx) from Chip Forster : http://www.remkoweijnen.nl/blog/2007/10/18/how-rdp-passwords-are-encrypted/#comment-562
• A VNC crypto class from VncSharp : http://cdot.senecac.on.ca/projects/vncsharp/
• The FusionTrackBar class from FusionToolkit : http://transparenttrackbar.codeplex.com/
• Code to set image opacity : http://www.geekpedia.com/code110_Set-Image-Opacity-Using-Csharp.html
• Some stuff from ChatGPT, why not

Please report bugs or lost money to autoputty@r4di.us