The Client saves your information into a profile based on the name entered in the remote host area. You can restore these settings by clicking on the profile’s name in the Session Profiles area.
When you select a profile, the Client populates the right window with that profile’s values.
If you edit the data in a text field, the Client automatically updates the profile information. If this is not what you want, click the Create icon to display a dialog box into which you can enter a new session profile name. The Client writes this existing data into a new profile instead of saving it to the original profile.
Saving a Profile
To save a profile, click the save button () or select File > Profile > Save, then provide a profile name in the Profile Name popup.
This command saves the profile information currently displayed in the Client window to a name you provide, placing it in the Session Profiles area. You do not need to save changes to the current profile as the Client automatically saves them.
Deleting a Profile
To delete a profile, click the delete button () or select File > Profile > Delete. This command deletes the currently selected profile and requires a confirmation.
Sharing Profiles
To import a profile, click the import button () or select File > Profile > Import, and then browse to the profile to import. After you import a file, it remains in your Client profile until you delete it.
To export a profile, click the export button () or select File > Profile > Export, browse to a directory where you want to export it, and then name the profile.
) or select File > Profile > Save, then provide a profile name in the Profile Name popup.
) or select File > Profile > Delete. This command deletes the currently selected profile and requires a confirmation.
) or select File > Profile > Import, and then browse to the profile to import. After you import a file, it remains in your Client profile until you delete it. 
) or select File > Profile > Export, browse to a directory where you want to export it, and then name the profile.