by dmsparer » Wed Nov 30, 2016 7:19 am
Everything within PuTTY is saved in the putty sessions. This means that you will need to make your config changes (open PuTTY -> Connection -> check "Enable TCP keepalives") and save it to some session in PuTTY. If you have custom sessions saved for tunnels/ssh keys/etc then you will need to make the change and resave each session. mRemoteNG uses the "Default Settings" session by default, so any SSH connection in mRNG that does not have a specific session set will use that one.