As noted in the history text, this is not considered a security best practice.
Yes, see SecureCRT's version 8.0.x History file here (https://www.vandyke.com/products/securecrt/history.txt).
SSH2: Added an SSH INI-file-only option called "Automatically Accept Host Keys", which allows host keys to be accepted automatically. Note: Enabling this option is not considered a security best practice.
So in your config folder (location of that is found in the General / Configuration Paths category of SecureCRT's Global Options) will be a file named SSH2.ini.
Close all instances of SecureCRT/SecureFX that are running, then edit this line:
From:
D:"Automatically Accept Host Keys"=00000000
To:
D:"Automatically Accept Host Keys"=00000001
Yes, see SecureCRT's version 8.0.x History file here (https://www.vandyke.com/products/securecrt/history.txt).
SSH2: Added an SSH INI-file-only option called "Automatically Accept Host Keys", which allows host keys to be accepted automatically. Note: Enabling this option is not considered a security best practice.
So in your config folder (location of that is found in the General / Configuration Paths category of SecureCRT's Global Options) will be a file named SSH2.ini.
Close all instances of SecureCRT/SecureFX that are running, then edit this line:
From:
D:"Automatically Accept Host Keys"=00000000
To:
D:"Automatically Accept Host Keys"=00000001
Save the change, restart SecureCRT.
linux在~/.vandyke/SecureCRT/Config/SSH2.ini