Free vt100 software for windows

KevTerm is a software built as a powerful but simple telnet client.
The program emulates VT100/ANSI terminals. Standard functions include copy-and-paste data transfer, local echo, font selection, logging, macros, scroll back buffer and variable terminal screen size.

TinTin++ 1.99.3, aka tt++, offers you a free and versatile Mud Client for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X that runs in console mode. Its main assets are an easy to learn and use scripting language, full telnet support, a split screen interface to separate mud output from client input, and keyboard macros that work on all systems.

Supported Protocols

• Character Mode: Allows directly transmitting client input, required for BBSes, *NIX servers, and Roguelike MUDs.
• Go Ahead: Allows the server to indicate the end of output, allowing better client side prompt handling.
• MCCP Allows the compression of the data transfer from the server to the client.
• MudMaster Chat: Allows instant messaging and file transfers over private P2P connections.
• NAWS: Allows sending the client's window size to the server.
• TELNET: Allows connecting to *NIX servers and BBSes using TELOPT negotiations.
• VT100: Allows the displaying of a server side text user interface.
• xterm 256 colors: Allows using 256 colors instead of the traditional 16.

Major Features:

1. Actions: Trigger a script when a matching line of text is found.
2. Aliases: Command shortcuts allow bundling multiple commands together.
3. Class: Labels a set of triggers to belong to a given class which allows removing or saving them independently.
4. Delay: Execute a script after a predefined amount of time has passed.
5. Events: Execute a script when a predefined event occurs.
6. Format: Format text using a printf like syntax.
7. Gags: Prevent lines of text from being displayed.
8. Grep: Searches and displays matching lines in the scrollback buffer.
9. Highlights: Change the color of incoming text.
10. History Buffer: Stores the last commands you typed. Press UP to scroll through the list, or ctrl-r to find matches.
11. If Checks: Handles both numeric boolean checks and string comparisons.
12. Input editing: Input editing and handling that work much like the Unix Shell.
13. Lists: Store information in an unsorted or sorted manner and recall it when needed.
14. Log: Log incoming data as HTML, VT100, or plain text.
15. Macros: Assign text or commands to specific key combinations.
16. Auto Mapper: Allows one to create an interactive map to help navigate the game world.
17. Math: 64 bit floating point mathematical expressions.
18. Multiple Sessions: Open Multiple session windows to use more than one character or connect to more than one server.
19. Read: Read in script files which can be indented and spaced out over several lines if braces are used.
20. Regular expressions: Configurable option to use POSIX extended regular expressions instead of basic pattern matching.
21. Run: Runs a given application, such as ssh, with access to all of tintin's scripting capabilities.
22. Scan: Reads in an ANSI or plain text log file so you can view it in the scrollback buffer.
23. Script: Runs the given script written in python, ruby, perl, php, etc, processing the output as a client command.
24. Scrollback: Store the last 5000 (default) lines of text which can be viewed using page-up/down.
25. Splitscreen: Splits the screens in an input, output, and status area.
26. Status Bar: The user definable status bar lets you display information between the input and output area.
27. Substitutions: Changes text to display as different text. Match simple text or patterns and replace them with a substitute text.
28. Tab Completion: Recall hard to spell words by typing the first couple of letters and pressing tab.

Enhancements:

• Highlights should work properly now.
• Now possible to #ignore aliases.
• Fixed verbatim mode, aliases can now be used in verbatim mode and are executed non verbatim.
• %%w %%*, etc, should escape properly for nested triggers.
• Can use #regex on an empty string now.
• Possible to send NUL bytes using x00 or c@ using #send. This is as far as the support for non strings will go.
• Added variables to events, see #help event for details.
• Added a generic IAC event for telnet negotiations.
• Now possible to use escape codes with #replace.
• Triggers are once again properly inherited from the startup session.

WareSeeker Editor

UniTTY is a multi-protocol client that provides you an impressive suite of connectivity applications in one easy-to-use package. UniTTY is fast, feature-rich with heavy emphasis placed upon administrative efficiency and ease of use.
UniTTY is a multi-faceted client that does much more than just standard SSH. This client provides the network administrator with the ability to connect to systems using SSH, SFTP, Telnet, Secure VNC and also provides sophisticated identity management facilities that help to cut down on repeated and unnecessary password entry.
Feature Rich and Free!
No other client application matches the feature set provided by UniTTY. There has never been a more integrated client application that also provides the distinct advantage of platform independence. Written in Java, UniTTY can be used on your Windows, Linux and Macintosh systems. UniTTY essentially makes your existing connectivity software redundant.
There is no longer any need to familiarize yourself with multiple applications for each network protocol since UniTTY delivers them all.
Automatically Secured VNC Sessions
The standard VNC display protocol is not a secure protocol by design. It is quite possible for VNC network traffic to be intercepted by a third-party and this could possibly lead to compromization of your network security. However, when VNC is combined with SSH, all traffic is encrypted across the wire.
Existing methods of securing the VNC protocol are generally time consuming and unsuitable for those without a firm grounding in the principles of computer security.
UniTTY simplifies this process so that it becomes almost invisible to the end user. A secure SSH connection is created automatically, and the VNC protocol is configured to be forwarded over the SSH channel. Basic unencrypted VNC sessions are also supported for compatibility with those hosts that are not also running an SSH server.
Transparent Proxying Using SSL-Explorer
Traditionally, connecting to systems within the corporate network from a remote site would usually involve port forwarding to overcome NAT issues. UniTTY however comes with inbuilt support for connecting to internal hosts transparently proxied via an SSL-Explorer VPN server.
Using this method you can administer internal hosts with ease and make use of all the above services. Firewalls can be easily negotiated since the SSL-Explorer makes use of port 443 only, with all traffic between the client and the gateway encrypted using the industry-standard SSL protocol.
Main features:
- Supports SSH1, SSH2, VNC, Telnet, SFTP, Secure VNC and Socket connections
- Supports SSL-Explorer VPN proxying
- SSH supports password, public-key and keyboard-interactive authentication
- Identity manager allows creation of keys and reduces password entry
- Configure remote systems for access with your public-keys automatically
- Faster data transfer rates than competing applications
- Platform independent - supports Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Solaris
- Intuitive interface for maximum user friendliness
- Terminal supports VT100, VT220, VT320 and ANSI Emulations
- Multiple sessions can appear as seperate tabs in the interface
- VNC supports Hextile, ZLib, Raw encodings
- Fully configurable terminal with various color/cursor settings
- Spawn new windows or clone existing sessions to new windows
- Resizable fonts can scale proportionally with screen size
- Data compression supported
- Supported ciphers are 3DES-CBC and Blowfish-CBC
- Store connections & settings to file

Cocomero is an FTP checker written in C# (.NET).
Allow to check a series of FTP servers and determinate in which state it is: ex
tinguished, connection refused, no route to host, wrong username and password, FTP connection error, or all works fine.
In case all works file, are visualized welcome message and login message too, in both text and ANSI VT100 format.
More over you can save to disk or print to paper a report of the status of the outcome check of the FTP servers.
The program was written using a plugin architecture, whick allow to load ad FTP
server list to check and to save a report prospect, using .
DLL files exteriors to the program. This allow to work with various file formats and even on various data sources (you could write a plugin which can read and save data across internet).
With this system is offered the possibility to write plugin to anyone wants to make it, and expand the software as wished.
This version work fine but is in developing phase, hard work will have still to
be made!

Telnet client fro device with Microsoft Compact Framework 1.0 or 2.0.
Emulate terminal VT100 (basically enough for working with Midnight Commander and others console programs).
Full screen.
Different font size for console.
Portrait and landscape orientation.
240x240, 240x480, 480x480 and 480x640 resolutions.
Change font size and orientation without shutdown session.
Two variants of software - for MS CF 1.0 and MS CF 2.0.
Embedded ping.
Auto and manually select network connection.
Variouse codepage (ASCII, Uniocode, Win1252, KOI8-R etc)

Tera Term (Pro) is a free software terminal emulator (communication program)which supports Serial port connections, TCP/IP (telnet) connections, VT100 emulation, and selected VT200/300 emulation, TEK4010 emulation, File transfer protocols (Kermit, XMODEM, ZMODEM, B-PLUS, and Quick-VAN), Scripts using the Tera Term Language.