I ordered my HTC Advantage 7501, from Amazon earlier this week, and I completely excited. I was wondering if anyone has tried PocketPutty or something similar? First, I would like to know if it works well on Athena, and second is there a way to send F-keys (F1, F2.,. F12)? I need ssh and telnet to connect to my company's POS/Inventory system it would be great to leave my laptop at home.
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I used putty for pocketpc, it does work (I used it over Wifi) but it's painfully slow...
I don't know if I can send function keys (F1 to F12), I didn't need them.
Regards,
Silviu
im using pocketty its pretty good
http://www.dejavusoftware.com/pocketty/
Hi,
I take back what I just posted: it was just the login that was slow using pocket putty, and it was because of a failed reverse DNS lookup from the server... Otherwise it works perfectly.
Regards,
Silviu
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Hi everyone,
I was going to buy the XDA II, but ended up with the Siemens M65 (sorry!)... I was too worried I'd break the XDA as I use my phone quite heavily under rough conditions.
Anyway, I figured this would be a good place to ask... is it possible to connect to port 22 (SSH) over the O2 UK GPRS network? Do they support TCP/IP networking? I have two Java SSH clients for my M65 (mobiSh and FloydSSH) and they just return an error saying 'no route to host'.
I've got my GPRS setup as I can access HTML web pages and download emails from POP accounts, but I have a feeling port 22 is blocked..?
Many thanks!
Matt
Maybe your JAVA VM can't connect to Internet? Try PocketPuTTY! This is working for me in Hungary/Vodafone. It is a simple applicatio.n, doesn't need Java.
My question; there is any SIP that can send function keys? For example, I like to quit from MidnightCommander, but the internal keyboard doesn't have an F10 key.
Maybe your JAVA VM can't connect to Internet? Try PocketPuTTY! This is working for me in Hungary/Vodafone. It is a simple applicatio.n, doesn't need Java.
My question; there is any SIP that can send function keys? For example, I like to quit from MidnightCommander, but the internal keyboard doesn't have an F10 key.
It *has* to be Java for it to work on my Siemens phone.
I was just hoping there would be some O2 GPRS users here Anyway, I solved it... I changed the port on my SSH server to a more O2-friendly port (it seems they didn't like me using port 22). It works fine now.
Thanks!
Matt
Hi,
I'm a webmaster and just bought my O2 Exec today and am so far very happy with my new toy! My main reason for buying this is so that in emergency situations wherever I am I can fix my servers which receive 10,000's of viewers per hour.
Can anyone recommend a good SSH client for my O2 Exec similar to putty on the PC?
Thanks,
Paul
O2 XDA EXEC SSH Client
Go for Pocket Putty http://www.duxy.net/~aleq/PocketPuTTY/PocketPuTTY_v0.1-preapha-0.53b.zip
is that one workin on wm5?
Tried that last night, programme loads but there is no ok button to connect to server. Also there was no way to specify a custom ssh port.
Any ideas what to do?
PocketPutty is working on WM5 however custom ssh port is not supported, also there is a lot of problems with emulation. So far I was unable to find working ssh client for PDA.
I use PocketPutty on my MDA Pro (HTC Universal) and I have no problems with it.
when the question comes where you need to tap on ok, just press enter on the builtin keyboard.
I would like to change the font used by PPutty, as the vga screen can show much more information thus making directory listings etc. much better readable.
Can you use custom ssh ports? All my servers use custom ports for security reasons.
No, I use standard ssh Port. too bad that the source code is not open source or I would change it myself
Tried on my Dpod 900 but failed to login. :evil: :evil:
vijay port a new wm5 version thanks =?)
Hopefully sometime soon putty will be converted to wm5 with custom ssh port support.
Hi Supafly
I do similar stuff to you and there are lots of products out there that just do not work. I need ping, ftp, tracrt, telnet, SNMP, Packet sniffer . But instead of supporting web servers I support Telecoms VOIP network with 24/7 cover.
The best for these that support ozVGA are the Cambridge products. Even though I gather they were built 6 years ago they just work without any problems at all on the universal. Some have been ported to PPC 2003. The telnet client is good in ozVGA as you get a full screen that can show the entire screen from most telnet apps.
Here is the link http://www.cam.com/windowsce.html
I did try pocket putty first but did not have much sucess with it. If any one has a better suite of products that work well I am all ears.
Cahrlie
http://www.dejavusoftware.com/pocketty/ works well for me, it can run in VGA with any of the VGA hacks, and lets you choose any font you have as well as screen width/height. It also does all the encryption stuff properly, that a lot of clients dont bother with. Port tunneling etc too.
The screen sometimes goes half size, but you can fix that by opening and closing the onscreen keyboard.
Courier new with font size 6 gets you the full terminal window on your screen, and its readable nicely in VGA mode.
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Can you use custom ssh ports? All my servers use custom ports for security reasons.
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That pocketty program supports custom ports as well.
I get my 02 Mini S Variant Wizard next week, one thing I'm hoping do do is to log on to our Unix servers via Telnet over Wireless Lan. From a PC I use "PuTTY" which can cope with the specific screen emulations we use. Is there a suitable Telnet client for the Wizard?
Many thanks,
Mark.
putty is available for Pocket PC and seems to work ok..do a google for it.
lyallb said:
putty is available for Pocket PC and seems to work ok..do a google for it.
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Thanks for that! So does this mean that software listed as for the "Pocket PC" will typically work on a Wizard?
Mark.
I've heard good thing about pockeTTY. It does telnet/ssh. This was the winner in pocketpcmag's comparison. Going to give it a try later on.
Mark Falsebeard said:
one thing I'm hoping do do is to log on to our Unix servers via Telnet over Wireless Lan
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Are you really (still) using Telnet? I would change that to SSH as soon as you can! Telnet is not save at all.
By the way.... http://www.pocketputty.net/
Are you really (still) using Telnet? I would change that to SSH as soon as you can! Telnet is not save at all.
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I'm aware that Telnet isn't very secure, however I don't have any say in the connection method. Our firewalls are currently MacAddress specific and Fixed IP Address specific so I'm pretty confident that the server is secure.
I'm intending to connect via WEP encrypted wireless LAN (rather than via the internet) whilst at home and/or at work.
Another solution could be to connect via Terminal Services to the Windows SBS Server and use the PuTTY that's already on my account on there.
For the moment I haven't a clue what would be possible or the best way to procede as I've not got the phone yet. My enquiries are related to working out what it will be possible for me to do and what software would be needed to do it.
The XDA was ordered today, along with a 2gb MiniSD Card and I'm really looking forward to getting it.
Mark.
Hallo!
has anyone managed to run PocketPuTTY (http://www.pocketputty.net/) on the Tytn? I would like to connect using a non-standard port and did not manage to get it work. Do you know any other good ssh/telnet solution for Tytn?
TYIA
PocketPutty works fine on my TyTN, however I haven't tried to connect to a non standard port.
Other telnet/ssh client i like more than PocketPutty is mtoken: http://www.choung.net/mToken/
I use pocket putty on my M3100 to connect to my router at home. It works fine on the standard SSH port, not sure about other ports though.
I use PockeTTY, it lets me configure each session and specify the port...but I have never tried on a non standard port, so I'm not sure...but check it out.
http://www.dejavusoftware.com/pocketty/
I'm dyin for a sftp client myself.
same here... I found a non-free one called zaSFTP at http://www.zatelnet.com/zasftp/main.php
I really wish someone would make a F/OSS sftp client. Ideally, a port of filezilla would be sweet. There seems to be very little demand for SFTP on pocketpc's and smartphones and really zasftp is the only program I have found (free or otherwise).
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I found the solution here:
http://www.pocketputty.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7
Ideally, I'd like some kind of muck/mush/mud client for play on the go, but simple telnet will do the job if it has to.
I have a Cingular 8525 WM5 device.
I've tried various incarnations of freebies from around the net with no success, and I've never made an internet telnet connection that works. Given telnet protocol is one of the fundamentals of TCP/IP I was frankly staggered that there was no telnet/ssh client on the machine to begin with...
Can anyone suggest a working client?
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Ideally, I'd like some kind of muck/mush/mud client for play on the go, but simple telnet will do the job if it has to.
I have a Cingular 8525 WM5 device.
I've tried various incarnations of freebies from around the net with no success, and I've never made an internet telnet connection that works. Given telnet protocol is one of the fundamentals of TCP/IP I was frankly staggered that there was no telnet/ssh client on the machine to begin with...
Can anyone suggest a working client?
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I Use pocket putty. This is a WM port of the putty application. Seams to do all the functions that the putty does. Its great on the Heremes (HTC tytn) esp with its slide out keyboard .
Britlion said:
Ideally, I'd like some kind of muck/mush/mud client for play on the go, but simple telnet will do the job if it has to.
I have a Cingular 8525 WM5 device.
I've tried various incarnations of freebies from around the net with no success, and I've never made an internet telnet connection that works. Given telnet protocol is one of the fundamentals of TCP/IP I was frankly staggered that there was no telnet/ssh client on the machine to begin with...
Can anyone suggest a working client?
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i just found PocketMUD. it's free. but only works in portrait mode.
http://www.handango.com/PlatformPro...glish&platformId=2&N=96806 4294959655&R=13383
for landscape i might stick to pockettty instead. then i can use keyboard.