TelnetXQ Server 2.6.2

TelnetXQ Server 2.6.2 will make you satisfied because it  is a full featured Telnet server with a multitude of enterprise level features, including the ability to import users from an NT domain and run as a service, logon/logoff scripts, optional NT integrated authentication, concurrent logons, log access, real-time session shadowing, configurable ports, and banners.

It also includes built-in network diagnostics showing all network card/IP address information, routing table information, current network connections, byte transfer per network interface, and more.

TelnetXQ provides the ultimate in flexibility with its inbound/outbound KeyMapping feature that allows you to map a sequence of keys on the server to key(s) on the client side, and vice-versa.

Major Features:

1. Configurable console properties: console width, height, command shell, end of line characters
2. Configurable Telnet port
3. Configurable session characteristics: maximum users, maximum logon attempts, welcome banner, exit banner, maximum users banner
4. Ability to add/delete/configure multiple users (user ID, password, default directory, etc.)
5. Logon/Log Off Scripts
6. Access Logging keeps an audit trail of user sessions
7. Ability to block or allow concurrent logons
8. Ability to bind Telnet and Web Telnet services to specific IP addresses (for machines with more than one network card/adapter---can even bind to a dynamic dial-up IP)
9. Real time connection viewing
10. Real time data activity logging via a built in diagnostic window
11. Configurable buffer size for sending
12. The ability to run as a service under Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
13. Allows user account import from an NT/2000/XP domain, server, or workstation (must be running on an NT or later)
14. Full featured context menu accessible from the task tray
15. Session shadowing allows you to watch active users and optionally ‘guide’ or ‘tutor’ a logged on user
16. Includes the ability to screen user logons by IP address
17. Includes extensive network diagnostics: network card, routing table, current connections, bandwidth per adapter, etc.  
18. NT/2000/XP Security integration (logon authentication matched against existing accounts)