hi friends,
This is not a shell scripting related doubt, but still posting so that you can answer it 
or redirect to correct place in this website.
Many a times i have to open multiple putty sessions by duplicating a session and want to rename their tabs.
For this activity i have to right click(using mouse) on the topmost tab of the putty window. (Attached snapshot of the same)
Can you please suggest a keyboard shortkey for the same?
Regds,
Kunwar
Why you don't look for Putty Connection Manager[PCM]
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@sathyaonnuix I can't use Putty CM because i prefer to have multiple small small putty screens for monitor/checking multiple things.
Also i have already burnt my fingers with various bugs in putty CM in the past, so i avoid it.
One more reason is that i open my putty sessions by running .bat files which contain the passwords, i cant do the same because Putty CM is not able to adjust to the delay in connecting to the server every time. The server(where i do all the work ) is in US and there is a considerable network delay in connecting to it.
Yes i know that their are settings to adjust the delay , but these havent helped me. The way i connect right now i face no such issues.
Please can you suggest any alternative using putty itself?
Hi,
Can anyone else please give suggestion? 
In HP-UX you can run title command to change putty window title:
title "Title"
Otherwise you can run below to change putty window title:
printf "\033]0;Title\007"