how to create putty shortcut to jump directly to chain ssh? [closed]

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I have to connect to main server by following commands:

ssh user@server1
ssh server2
ssh mainserver1

Is there any shortcut in putty or in another tool that I can store the commands and create shortcut to directly logged into mymainserver1?

Answer

I got the solution for this as:

/bin/bash -c “sudo ssh -A -t server1 ssh -A -t server2 ssh -A -t server3”