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dataComet-Secure - 5.0.5

Secure Telnet/TN3270 using SSH1, SSH2, or Kerberos 5

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Current Version:	5.0.5
Release Date:	2002-02-06
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	3,533
Downloads (all versions):	4,088
Price:	$70.00

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Product Description:

dataComet-Secure offers fast, reliable terminal emulation over SSH, Telnet, and dialup connections

Supports both SSH1 and SSH2 sessions with strong encryption + SCP file transfer
NOTE: port forwarding is not yet supported
Telnet sessions offer Kerberos 5 and SOCKS v4 security options
Emulates VT100 - VT320, PC-ANSI, SCO-ANSI, and IBM-3279 for mainframe access
Extensive file transfer support: SCP, X/Y/ZModem, IBM IND$FILE
Edit windows for off-line composition with easy paste-thru to emulator windows using the Enter key
Thorough on-line documentation (500KB of text)
On-line help: pressing Control and selecting a menu or dialog item fetches the documentation for the item
Powerful AppleScript and macro support with automatic macro recording and an easy-to-use key remapping dialog
Modeless dialogs ease session configuration

What's new in this version:

Improves performance when running in the OS X Classic environment and includes several minor bug fixes.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

System 6.0.7 or higher
68020 or higher

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Powerful terminal emulation,… - Version: 5.0.5, 2/6/2002 12:40PM PST

Lone Mac

but I found the interface clunky and difficult. Lack of DSA key authentication limits the usefulness of the SSH2 support. I will stick with NiftyTelnet SSH.

far too little… - Version: 5.0.5, 2/6/2002 11:57AM PST

Pentium Bunny

too late for this one, unfortunately. I would have easily paid double the asking price if this were available two years ago. Now I'm using the free built-in ssh support in OSX just like everyone else. tragic really.