> You can find shareware, freeware, or purchase some sort of remote connection
> software. There are tons of them. Personally, I use SecureCRT. They make
> software that will allow you to SFTP from a Windows machine to a UNIX/Linux
> box, as well as it supports SSH very well. (I would suggest you move to
> SSH for various reasons.)
Ditto on the SSH recommendation. One wonders why telnet is still used,
except on MS platforms where telnet.exe is touted as "new technology the
gods invented" or some such :).
Luckily, there is a *very nice* set of tools for Win32 platforms that do
telnet/ssh, scp and sftp, called PuTTY. These are very small utilities that
can fit easily on a floppy and are free to use. It doesn't do X, though.
PuTTY can be found at: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
Luckily also, with Unix there is little need for hacks like PC Anywhere.
> T. Holmes
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