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05-12-2008
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Putty KeepAlive command
Could anyone pls tell me what's the Putty KeepAlive command, use to prevent the putty disconnected from server.thanks
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05-12-2008
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Just type "ed" while not in use. This will prevent the session from getting disconnected.
Use Ctrl-D to come out of the "ed" command typed earlier.
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