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New For one thing...
Don't use Telnet.

And yes, putty does telnet better than most. It also does SSH. Not I know both personally and indirectly that openSSH runs on VMS. There ar a few tricks, but it is very doable.

You might just want to mention that Telnet is plain text. SSH is a much better solution, best of all most SSH Clients can manage to hang onto a connection much better than telnet (including Putty)

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New Where does Reflections come in?
That's what they currently use. Am I mixing up the terminology to say that they're using telnet?
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New Reflection is a terminal emulator...
...and one of the protocols it supports is Telnet.


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New DING...DING...DING!
Some companies use a Suite of things when they only need a Terminal Emulator.

Reflections is a suite, of which one of the protocols it supports is telnet.

Cost is mucho too much for just an emulator.

Drew:
Try Putty and see if it works and turn on the keepalives. They could do that now and still keep Reflections.
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New Looks like putty connects
Time to go track down someone who knows the old system and can try it out.
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New PuTTY and SSH
Coupla points, mostly in a "what you said" stylee.

Firstly, PuTTY is excellent at hanging onto a connection, as long as you turn on the keepalives. It has a habit of letting connections time out if you don't.

Secondly, yes, SSH does run on VMS, but unless Droo's people have got a software subscription, those MicroVAXen are likely to be running something reasonably ancient (i.e. VMS 6.x or even earlier), and SSH is only supported on VMS 7.3 onward.

It works teh roxxor.


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     How can I connect to a Telnet app via the web? - (drewk) - (12)
         goglobal, vnc, terminal services - (boxley) - (10)
             Dunno - (drewk) - (9)
                 telnet is of itself not connection oriented - (boxley) - (2)
                     It's a TCP protocol, so *is* connection-oriented -NT - (pwhysall) - (1)
                         swat I said its the transport not the app -NT - (boxley)
                 For one thing... - (folkert) - (5)
                     Where does Reflections come in? - (drewk) - (3)
                         Reflection is a terminal emulator... - (pwhysall) - (2)
                             DING...DING...DING! - (folkert) - (1)
                                 Looks like putty connects - (drewk)
                     PuTTY and SSH - (pwhysall)
         SSL/VPN appliance? - (mmoffitt)

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