Reliable terminal emulation in the modern age?

Wed Nov 2 11:08:17 PST 2005

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After hearing everybody's glowing recommendations for the products I  
was failing to
use properly, I started from scratch.  I realized it was the latest  
version of BMC's
firmware which broke the terminal emulation. Terminal emulation is  
good, me
choosing a vendor who uses BMC's broken remote management firmware, less
than good!

On Nov 2, 2005, at 2:54 AM, Bill Ward wrote:

> On 11/1/05, Ulf Zimmermann <ulf at alameda.net> wrote:
>> I am very happy with SecureCRT, both for vt100 and xterm  
>> emulation. Also
>> like it for serial console. $99 initial purchase, I upgraded since  
>> then twice,
>> one of the best purchases I made in regards to software throughout  
>> the year.
>
> SecureCRT is quite good, and I too have a license for it.  Though
> these days when I need to ssh from a random Windoze box I typically
> use putty.
>
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