Exports, transcripts and logs
Getting results out, and what session logging writes to disk.
Scan results
Port scan results export to CSV for a spreadsheet, JSON for anything that will parse it, or text for pasting into a ticket. The export follows whatever filter and sort you have applied, so exporting a filtered view gives you the filtered rows.
Session transcripts
The Log sessions toggle in the SSH and serial toolbars controls whether transcripts are written. It is off by default and applies to the next session you open.
When on, each session writes a file named for the host and the moment it opened. These are encrypted with the same key as your saved credentials and carry a .clog extension. That is not decoration: a switch session routinely prints running-config, SNMP communities and pre-shared keys, and a plain-text log of that is a credential file by another name.
The folder button beside the toggle opens the transcript directory in Explorer. Because they are encrypted, a .clog is opened from inside the app rather than in a text editor.