I have implemented the solution from mschwage located in post Change putty title window? ie

wt ()
{
echo -n "^[]2;${@}^G"
}

This method is awesome!!!!

The reason I am sending you this message is to get your assistance with another issue I am runing into in respect to the window title.

This issue is - after putty'ng to system (A) the title changes appropriately... while logged into system (A) I run "ssh user@B" via the command line. This now changes the title to system (B). So far everything works as expected, until I exit system (B). The result is the the window title still reflects system system (B).

How do I get the window title to change back to system (A) on exiting system (B)? I'd like this to be automated.

Thanks!!!!

Change putty title window?

You'll have to create an alias called 'ssh' to a wrapper script for ssh so that you can execute your bit of code after ssh exits.

Smiling Dragon, thanks for this information. How would I create a wrapper script... is this just a regular script my ssh program calls?

Yep, just a regular script, something like the following: Edit: It calls ssh, rather than the other way round - it 'wraps' around ssh, thus the name.