LSTelnet

LSTelnet is a telecommunications package which conforms to the standards set forth over the years by the IETF in RFC854 and dozens of inter-related documents which followed the introduction of the protocol.  LSTelnet is designed to access various legacy Unix platforms, routers, and other devices which work primarily off of a text-based shell environment.  While LSTelnet was originally designed with a specific mission in mind - replacing TI924 and TI928 dumb terminal devices on HPUX-series systems - it has been successfully adapted to and used on many other platforms including CISCO routers, Windows Servers, LINUX and other 'Nix operating systems.

The features of LSTelnet include facilities for:

• Session specific key-mapping
• Smooth screen resizing
• Position / Size persistence
• User color selection
• Back scroll buffer
• Multiple session initiation (autolaunch, ideal for Environment replacements)
• Multithreaded operation
• Thin memory requirements (making it ideal for Terminal Services)

LSTelnet is typically licensed by site license or per terminal server for unlimited users.  Volume, academic, and governmental discounts apply.