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Currently Teraterm is probably the best client for Windows environment. It Is the only one that I know that understands middle mouse button. The product has non-intuitive configuration and there is no history of visited sites but generally functionality is very good. The most recent version is 4.30: teraterm_utf8_430.exe
There is an old version TeraTerm Pro Web (anabdonware) that works on Windows 95/98, 2000, XP.
It has slightly cleaner interface but does not support ssh2.
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When you use the Solaris telnet command to log in from one site to another, don't forget that you can enter telnet's command mode at any time during your session, usually by entering the following key sequence:
[CTRL] ] (the control key and right-bracket key at the same time)
When this is successful, you'll see the following prompt:
telnet>
Then, from the "telnet>" prompt, enter "?" to learn more about the available telnet commands. A few commands that will give you more help at the prompt are shown below:
display displays many current Telnet settings
send ? displays commands you can "send" to the remote site
set ? displays variables that can be set
One of my favorites (mostly when fooling around) is:
send ayt
which means "send this message: are you there?".
TeraTerm Pro Web is the next generation tool for connecting with remote Telnet and SSH hosts. It is built based on the extremely popular open-source TeraTerm product put out by T. Teranishi in 1999 (click here for original site). In keeping with the original philosophy and spirit of the author, our modified version is completely free!!
Downloads TeraTerm Pro Web works on Windows 95/98, 2000, XP. Here are the latest TeraTerm Pro Web releases:
- version 3.1.3, October 8, 2002. ttpro313.zip
Background
As big-time fans of the original, we realized that there were a host of missing features that could make it immensely more useful, namely:
- Ability to connect via SSH2
- Allow recurring command to be sent to connected hosts (ie: "keep-alive")
- Enhance the TTMacro Language to allow ODBC connectivity and additional scripting functionality
- Have built in web server to accept HTTP requests that:
- Pass one or more commands to the connected Telnet/SSH Host
- Capture resulting text from host until one or more termination strings (or timeout) is detected, then...
- Pass captured text back to waiting browser or web server that initiated the request
- Provide various layers of authentication and encryption for the built-in web server including:
- Base64, MD5, and In-Request authentication
- Allow or require secure SSL communication
- Easy to maintain username & password files
- Provide HTTP listening on any IP/port combination
- Have template-based response and error files that could be easily modified
- Have comprehensive HTTP request logging
MindTerm is an SSH client that will only function in browsers supporting Java (JDK 1.1); this includes all versions of Internet Explorer since 4.0 and all Netscape since 4.06 - in other words, it will probably work in your browser.
First, start MindTerm. The program will load in a few seconds, then prompt you with this: 'SSH Server/Alias: marcus.whitman.edu'. Ensure that your designated server is displayed on the screen, and then press <Enter>.
Important! Once you log off of the server, remember to close the browser in order to reset MindTerm - otherwise, someone may see who last used MindTerm.
Console telnet for Win32 was moved to sourceforge.
ShellTelnet is a Windows telnet client intended for use with a Unix/Linux shell account.
In addition to the classic telnet functionality, ShellTellnet introduces a new way of browsing Unix hosts. ShellTelnet allows the user to browse files and folders on a remote machine using the Windows Explorer interface.
ShellTelnet includes a hidden FTP client. It makes possible to transfer files without a use of slow and archaic utilities like Kermit and zmodem.
To use ShellTelnet you need a local Windows machine and a remote machine running Unix or Linux. It is assumed that the default shell on the remote machine is BASH.
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Ewan-related
Using the EWAN Telnet Client for Windows 95
Telnet lesson
Telnet -- short tutorial. nothing interesting
Using Your Telnet Program - a lot of broken links, almost useless
Freeware - Telnet and Terminal Apps
NONAGS 32bit Telnet & Terminal Clients - Freeware
Emuterm 1.0.2 for Win9x/NT4/ME/Win2k (344 kb)
Telnet - Focus on Windows NT - Net Links
NONAGS 32bit Telnet & Terminal Clients
Telnet -- 16-Bit Winsock Apps (Xiaomu's List)
Xiaomu Niu's Home Page
Xiaomu Niu's Internet Application Collection for Windows
Xiaomu's List of Windows 95 Internet ApplicationsWindows 95 FAQ - Comms & the Internet
Clients for Windows 3.1 and Windows 95
TeraTerm Pro Web is the next generation tool for connecting with remote Telnet and SSH hosts. It is built based on the extremely popular open-source TeraTerm product put out by T. Teranishi in 1999 (click here for original site). In keeping with the original philosophy and spirit of the author, our modified version is completely free!!
Downloads TeraTerm Pro Web works on Windows 95/98, 2000, XP. Here are the latest TeraTerm Pro Web releases:
- version 3.1.3, October 8, 2002. ttpro313.zip
Background
As big-time fans of the original, we realized that there were a host of missing features that could make it immensely more useful, namely:
- Ability to connect via SSH2
- Allow recurring command to be sent to connected hosts (ie: "keep-alive")
- Enhance the TTMacro Language to allow ODBC connectivity and additional scripting functionality
- Have built in web server to accept HTTP requests that:
- Pass one or more commands to the connected Telnet/SSH Host
- Capture resulting text from host until one or more termination strings (or timeout) is detected, then...
- Pass captured text back to waiting browser or web server that initiated the request
- Provide various layers of authentication and encryption for the built-in web server including:
- Base64, MD5, and In-Request authentication
- Allow or require secure SSL communication
- Easy to maintain username & password files
- Provide HTTP listening on any IP/port combination
- Have template-based response and error files that could be easily modified
- Have comprehensive HTTP request logging
The best open sourced telnet client for Windows I found so far
This is an update to the applet supplied with Windows '95. The important addition is Telnet capabilities. The update is free and now you can have Telnet with ZModem downloading
HyperTerminal Private Edition is a more powerful version of HyperTerminal, which comes in Windows 95, Windows 98, and NT 4.0.
Hilgraeve began providing "private editions" of HyperTerminal free for personal use shortly after Microsoft launched Windows 95, to satisfy end user requests and increase public awareness of HyperACCESS, its full-featured product from which HyperTerminal is derived. Businesses and individuals that learn of Hilgraeve and HyperACCESS in this way often purchase HyperACCESS. Businesses whose needs are met by HyperTerminal PE often purchase site licenses for this popular upgrade to HyperTerminal, which is free only for personal use.
HyperACCESS brings you these and many other benefits:
Download sites
Exercise 2 Install EWAN Telnet Client -- installation instructions...
Trumpet Telnet
Direct download link. This program provides telnet, rlogin and other internet services to serial terminals. STerm has support for SOCKS 4 firewalls.
Among shareware products that provide VT220 or higher
emulation I would like to mention: CRT, EM320
E-term32 PC320 PC340 Reflection Tara Term Pro
REKO AB Rat Vt100 and Bull terminal emulation for Windows 95NT
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