Answerback Substitutions
When the Answerback option has been selected, SecureCRT will respond to the ENQ character with the specified answerback message defined in the Terminal/Emulation/Advanced category of the Session Options dialog. You can include the following substitution variables to be sent to the remote server when the server sends the ENQ (control byte 5) command:
\a - IPv6 address of the first adapter on the local machine (the client)
\b - Break
\c - Computer Name of the local machine (the client)
\e - Escape
\i - IPv4 address of the first adapter on the local machine (the client)
\l - Windows login name associated with the SecureCRT process running on the local machine (the client)
\m - MAC address of the first adapter on the local machine (the client)
\n - Newline
\p - Pause
\r - Carriage return
\t - Tab
\u - Username used to login to the remote server
\v - Send the current contents of the paste buffer
For example:
\i; \m; \l
will be sent to the remote server as:
127.0.0.1; 01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08; jdoe