Debug information in putty client

Can anybody help, do not see debugging information when you connect through a ssh client

Hi Dmitry,
I am wondering if you are SSH to a UC500 or IOS device. Are we talking about something simple as doing a "terminal monitor" or the 'term mon' command whilst in a telnet or SSH session to see the console debugging results?
regards Dave

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