PuTTY with Cisco/Huawei configs highlight.
This is my attempt to make working with the command line interface of Cisco and Huawei equipment a little more comfortable by adding colors to the black and white console.
By default, syntax highlighting is disabled so as not to interfere with working with sessions where it is not needed.
To enable for all connections, you need:
- On the initial settings page, load "Default Settings".
- Go to the section "Window -> Color -> Colorization", turn on "Enable colorization".
- Go to the Session section, select "Default Settings", save with the "Save" button.
For a specific connection:
- On the initial settings page, load session.
- Go to the section "Window -> Color -> Colorization", turn on "Enable colorization".
- Go to the Session section, save with the "Save" button.
The displayed text is analyzed line by line by a list of regular expressions and what will be found is painted in a predefined color.
If a line break occurs in the middle of the search expression, then the regular expression will not work. To avoid this, make the window as wide as possible so that the text goes in without hyphenation. In some cases, highlighting occurs in unintended places, for example, if "SNMP OID 1.3.6.2.46.0.2.4" is encountered, some of the numbers will be highlighted, because it is impossible to determine the IP address of this or something else without analyzing the context.
This version support URL notation for protocol and host, for example putty.exe ssh://192.168.1.1 or putty.exe telnet://192.168.1.1 You can define putty as protocol handler in browser and use links for quick acces to desired hosts.
This is modified version of PuTTY 0.78 from https://www.putty.org/
Comments and suggestions are welcome to putty_hlsyn@list.ru