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<Text><p id="4">In <product_name_short_emulation_win>, the size and location of the workspace and any open terminal sessions or Web pages can be saved to a layout file. When the layout file is opened, it automatically opens the session and Web page documents saved with it.</p><p id="21">Note: If you already have terminal sessions or Web pages open when you open a layout, the layout opens in a new workspace.</p><p id="4"><fref id="524"/></p><p id="445">To open a layout</p><p id="17"><tref id="9716"/>Select the layout you want, and then click Open.</p><p id="4"><fref id="525"/></p></Text>
<Text><p id="4">All Reflection Secure Shell configuration information is saved to your <href id="5926">Secure Shell configuration file</href> using SSH config schemes. When you make a Secure Shell connection, Reflection uses the current SSH config scheme to determine how the connection should be made. Also, when you make any changes to your settings, Reflection saves those changes to the current SSH config scheme.</p><p id="4">If you want to configure Secure Shell settings that are specific to a particular host, your SSH config scheme name should be the same as your host name. </p><p id="21">Note: If you open the Secure Shell Settings dialog box without specifying a scheme, Reflection will automatically create a new SSH config scheme using the currently specified host name as soon as you change any of the Secure Shell settings.</p><p id="4">If you want to use the same Secure Shell settings for connections to mulitiple hosts, enter a descriptive name for your SSH config scheme before you open the Secure Shell Settings dialog box, then configure the settings you want to save to this scheme. Once you have created and configured the scheme, you can specify this scheme when you configure subsequent host sessions.</p><p id="4">SSH config scheme names are case sensitive.</p><p id="9">How SSH config schemes are saved</p><p id="4">Reflection Secure Shell configuration information is saved to your <href id="5926">Secure Shell configuration file</href>. SSH Config scheme names are identified using the <cs id="555">Host</cs> keyword in this file. The configuration file is updated when you close the Secure Shell settings dialog box. All non-default settings you configure are saved to the current scheme.</p><p id="4">Use the link below to see an example:</p><p id="768"><href id="5928">Sample configuration file</href></p></Text>
<Text><p id="4">If you are configuring SFTP connections, you can use Kerberos for authentication.</p><p id="4"><fref id="524"/></p><p id="445">To configure Kerberos for the SFTP Client</p><p id="17">Start the Reflection FTP Client or SFTP Client. </p><p id="17">In the <cs id="91">Connect to FTP Site </cs>dialog box, click an FTP server. (Use <cs id="91">New</cs> to create a new site.)</p><p id="17">Click <cs id="91">Security</cs>.</p><p id="17">(This step is needed for the FTP Client. Skip this step if you are running the SFTP Client.) Click the <cs id="91">Secure Shell</cs> tab and select <cs id="91">Use Reflection Secure Shell</cs>. </p><p id="17"><tref id="9749"/></p><p id="17">Click <cs id="91">Configure</cs>.</p><p id="17">On the <cs id="91">General</cs> tab, under <cs id="91">User Authentication</cs>, select <cs id="91">GSSAPI/Kerberos</cs>.</p><p id="17">Click the <cs id="91">GSSAPI</cs> tab. Use this to specify settings for GSSAPI authentication.</p><p id="15">When <cs id="91">SSPI</cs> is selected, Reflection uses your Windows domain login credentials to authenticate to the Secure Shell server. Selecting <cs id="91">SSPI</cs> as your GSSAPI provider configures Reflection to authenticate using Microsoft's Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI).</p><p id="15">When <cs id="91">Reflection Kerberos</cs> is selected, Reflection uses the Reflection Kerberos client for Kerberos/GSSAPI authentication. Before you can make connections using the Reflection Kerberos client, you must configure Reflection Kerberos on your computer. You can use the <cs id="91">Configure </cs>button to configure Kerberos if it has not yet been configured on your system, or to modify your existing Kerberos configuration. <fref id="525"/></p><p id="4"></p><p id="21">Note: Kerberos support is not available with the Reflection FTP Client that ships as part of Reflection NFS Client (full product).</p></Text>
<p id="21">Note: Port forwarding settings are saved to the currently specified <href id="5925">SSH config scheme</href>.</p>
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