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## Automatic password
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With **KiTTY** you can make automatic connection to telnet, ssh-1 and ssh-2 servers. Just fill the **Auto-login password** field in the **Connection/Data** configuration box.
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Of course the password value is encrypted ! Since this value is different for each different host, it is not possible to save a password in a session with an empty hostname.
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### About SSH
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In the case of ssh servers, the password is transferred during the authentication process.
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### About Telnet
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In the case of telnet servers, the contents of this field are sent just after the connection is up, exactly as if you are typing it on your keyboard.
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It is even possible to send several lines to the server (for example: a login name, followed by a password, followed by a command).
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These lines should be separated by the two characters **\n**.
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However, since version 0.60.65.32 there is a more efficient method to connect to telnet servers: [the logon script method](LogonScript.md).
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