LOG ALL SESSION OUTPUT USING PUTTY

I use Putty for getting telnet and SSH connection to the devices under my administration.

For those who are unware of what Putty is - Putty is one of the best Telnet and SSH Client.

Every Network Engineer won't mind saving all the session output logs he has worked on .

The session logs are saved on your desktop disk.

There are many Advantage of SAVING ALL THE SESSION LOGS

+ You can refer to those sesssion in case you have to check some (some mistakes you made)

+ Evidence of the configuration and checks you performed.

+ many more

Lets Configure Putty to log all your session output

+ Open Putty

+ Session  -> Logging

+ Using Putty Parameters for log setting - 'E:\Puttylogs\&H-&Y&M&D-&T.log' which means'
 

&H = Hostname
&Y = Year
&M = Month
&D = Day
&T = Time

+ Then save this log settings to the Default setting 

Now every new Putty session logs output will be automatically save on the disk of your computer .