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AbsoluteTelnet Telnet, SSH, and SFTP Client

Docking TabsAbsoluteTelnet / SSH is a secure flexible terminal client with rock-solid emulations that is suitable for developers, administrators, or deployment across the enterprise. It includes the industry standard SSH protocols to secure terminal session data across insecure environments such as the internet. Its new tabbed interface is a favorite among AbsoluteTelnet users, and new features are being added all the time! If you need unrelenting performance and unmatched features, then AbsoluteTelnet is what you've been looking for.  Download it now and take it for a spin!!

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info in AbsoluteTelnet General by bpence, Feb 02, 2012 11:43 pm
info in AbsoluteTelnet General by RMinNJ, Jan 24, 2012 10:02 am
info in File Transfer by bpence, Jan 20, 2012 03:33 am
info in File Transfer by bpence, Jan 20, 2012 03:16 am
info in Configuration issues by bpence, Jan 06, 2012 03:53 pm
I've tried lots of different telnet/ssh clients, and I have two long-time favorites: Putty and Absolute Telnet. Putty, because it's such a quick download that on someone else's machine i can run it without going through an install, and it runs ssh. But for my own machine, the only choice is Absolute Telnet. It stores my password, terminal appearance and connection settings so that it's literally 2 seconds from clicking the icon to being logged in to my remote ssh accounts. It's incredibly customizeable, but not overwhelmingly so. I hardly ever pay for software (I'm embarassed to say), but I like Absolute Telnet so much I've paid for the full version and I'm glad I did. It's important to note that this software is maintained by one guy, Brian Pence, who personally answers people's questions on his online forum and answers email inquiries (he's answered a couple of mine, and always been really helpful). I gotta say, you hardly ever get this kind of commitment and personal touch in software anymore. --Ben Wheeler