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And save the connection settings if you want.
====Screen====
You may want to use the 'screen' command to create a screen that can be detached from your SSH session or to run multiple shells within a single session.
Just type:
screen
To control screen, rather than the shell you are given, use the Ctrl-A (C-A) commands. Type:
C-A ?
to get the screen help. The command 'exit' will exit you from (your last) screen and dump you back to the original shell. Crucially, screen's can be 'detached' and left running in the background, and if your SSH (putty) connection drops for some reason but if you are running your commands within a screen, they will stay running and can be picked up again later on. Screens can also be shared across multiple users.
See also:
*[http://www.rackaid.com/resources/linux-screen-tutorial-and-how-to/ A quick tutorial on screen].
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