Terminal & Telnet Clients

z/Scope TN5250 6.1
z/Scope Express 5250 offers an unmatched look&feel and the most intuitive and user-friendly interface. Also gives full support of Internet-Standard comunication protocols TN5250E, SSL 2/3 and TLS 1. With z/Scope Express you will have all the necessary basic tools to experience a modern agile and fast terminal emulation. In addition, you will only use a very little portion of your PC memory, leaving more resources for other critical tasks.

z/Scope TN3270 6.1
z/Scope Express 3270 offers an unmatched look&feel and the most intuitive and user-friendly interface. Also gives full support of Internet-Standard comunication protocols TN3270E, SSL 2/3 and TLS 1. With z/Scope Express you will have all the necessary basic tools to experience a modern agile and fast terminal emulation. In addition, you will only use a very little portion of your PC memory, leaving more resources for other critical tasks.

Available Domains Standard Edition 4.1.0
Finds the right domain for your web site. You type in a bunch of keywords that describe you business, and the program generates every possible combination of them. It has several generation modes including new 4 Keywords Mode. You can set keyword`s order, etc. Then it checks WHOIS in multithreaded manner; the software uses several servers to avoid IP ban. Also it predicts the date when domain is going to expire and delete and WHOIS information.

WinAgents RouterTweak 2.0.1.1527
WinAgents RouterTweak is a specialized terminal shell making it easier to control the configuration of routers, switches and firewalls from the Cisco Systems company. Knowing the principles of working with the command line interface of Cisco devices, you can use WinAgents RouterTweak to automate the most common tasks of network device administration. This approach saves your time by allowing you to hand over routine operations to the program.

Mocha W32 TN3270 7.0
Mocha W32 TN3270 makes it possible to connect to a host via TCP/IP with the TN3270 protocol and emulate an IBM 3278 terminal. - Supports Extended Field Attributes - Alternate screen size (24x80 or 32x80) - Unprotected fields can be shown in a different color - User defined functions keys - Many trim parameters

z/Scope Telnet & SSH Client 6.1
z/Scope Express VT is a light-weight, fast and secure terminal emulator, featuring an integrated tabbed multisession emulation. It runs under Windows 98/ME/NT/2K/XP platforms. z/Scope provides full support of Internet-Standard communication protocols Telnet, SSH1/SSH2, with emulation support for VT100, VT220, VT320, VT420 Hosts, and file transfer protocols FTP, Kermit, X-Modem, Y-Modem and X-Modem.

z/Scope Terminal Emulator 6.1.0.15
z/Scope Classic is a SSL/SSH enabled multi-session terminal emulator for accessing AS/400 iSeries, IBM Mainframes and UNIX hosts under Windows platforms. z/Scope is solid, fast, secure, inexpensive and provides users with state-of-the-art interfaces. z/Scope Classic will take your terminal emulation experience to a superior level! z/Scope is a new concept in terminal emulation solutions, ideal to replace the old, heavy and expensive ones!

Mocha TN3270 for Vista 1.2
Mocha TN3270 for Vista provides TN3270 emulation for IBM Mainframe Access.

AbsoluteTelnet Telnet / SSH Client 5.44
AbsoluteTelnet is a fast 32-bit telnet client that also supports SSH1, SSH2, TAPI Dialup and direct COM port connections. Rock solid emulation gives AbsoluteTelnet the edge, along with SOCKS Proxy, port forwarding, X11 forwarding, XTERM Mouse, session logging, Passthru printing, UTF8, charset translation, Color/Font settings, and a host of terminal options round out a feature set that is sure to satisfy the most demanding user.

KINSole 1.1.1
KINSole is a free, open source Win32 implementation of client side of the telnet protocol, described in detail in the RFC854 and related RFCs. It uses win32 console API and therefore may run both windowed and in fullscreen character mode. Unlike some other telnet clients it implements many telnet options, like "are you there", "timing mark", etc. described in RFC855, RFC857, RFC1091, RFC1073, RFC1572 and, probably, some others.