telnet client with tabs

I am looking for a telnet client that utilizes tabs. I am currently using tera term and putty, but I do not care for either one, since I have to have a separate window open for every active session ssh or telnet session.

any help appreciated.

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gojericho0

try mRemote on sourceforge. It utilizes tabs plus is an administrative console for many times of remote connectivity including SSH, Telnet, RDP, VNC, SSL, ICA, and others

http://sourceforge.net/projects/mremote/

stevi3

There is also an addon for PuTTY too:

http://puttycm.free.fr/#

Dont know if its exactly what you're looking for though.

BeaverC32

I use Puttytabs...it's just an extension for putty: http://www.raisin.de/putty-tabs/putty-tabs.html

BeaverC32

Just checked out mRemote, and I prefer it over the addon. Nice find.

Silver Bullet

Very nice find with mRemote. I too was using PuTTy Connection Manager.... mRemote rocks.

Luckycharms

I like the look of Mremote too... I have been using SecureCRT for along time.. and an addon pack for RPC...and VNC.. But I am going to pickup Mremote and start using that now..

spike_tomahawk

Im throwing my support in for mRemote, perfect for what I need in my lab workings.

mgeorge

I would go with SecureCRT, I've used it for years and im addicted to the tabs. Especially when
doing labs.

tiersten

Another vote for SecureCRT.

fonque

Thanks for the suggestions,
I will have to try these when I get home from work today.

mremote
putty tabs
secure crt

Is securecrt free?

marlon23

Another vote for CRT (50$) and SecureCRT ($100). CRT is used on CCIE lab

remyforbes777

I personally use Poderosa. It is a real good client that also supports ssh.

marlon23

Poderosa is nice, however: It crash when using SSH with Cisco Switches. Doesn't have possibility to save all sessions into one file. Also crash when connection is lost. This is almost knockout for a heavy usage.

fonque

I have tried all suggestions posted so far except for CRT and mremote is by far my favorite!!

Also poderosa seemed kinda buggy when I used it, it crashed alot.

APA

Another vote for SecureCRT here....

SecureCRT is a licenses product though so have to pay for it......

I'm keen to check out this mRemote though

Paule123

Wow, i've always just used DOS

mRemote seems great

suffah

I use secureCRT at work and putty at home.

mRemote is pretty awesome, I might switch to it at home now.

Inc

SecureCRT for tabs and scripting.
Pytty when on the move (portableapps.com)

mthomas22

Is it possible to paste or send a text file to a telnet or SSH session with mRemote? I've been playing around with it for a little bit now and can't figure out how to.

gojericho0

I don't believe it is right now. If you email the developer he might be able to add it in. He is very open to suggestions

shednik

gojericho0 wrote:

try mRemote on sourceforge. It utilizes tabs plus is an administrative console for many times of remote connectivity including SSH, Telnet, RDP, VNC, SSL, ICA, and others

http://sourceforge.net/projects/mremote/

Awesome find there I love it I was using PuttyCM before.

Stotic

Any way to take off the quickedit (blackclick paste) in mRemote? I work in a very volatile environment and I don't want to make an accidental mistake with it. And is there a way to perform tracerts?

fonque

Stotic wrote:

Any way to take off the quickedit (blackclick paste) in mRemote? I work in a very volatile environment and I don't want to make an accidental mistake with it. And is there a way to perform tracerts?

I havent figured out way to shut off quickedit. I dont think there is one because mremote is just an application that is running ebedded instances of PuTTY.

mremote will not run traceroutes on its own.

mattrgee

Or just use WinTabber.

Even if the program doesn't support tab, doesn't mean you can't tab it.

http://www.wintabber.com/

Slowhand

I'm going to add my vote for SecureCRT. I've been using it for a couple of years; started a a prior job with an ISP/datacenter, and I've been hooked ever since.

Andretii

The only thing mRemote is missing is a network scanner

dynamik

mattrgee wrote:

Or just use WinTabber.

Even if the program doesn't support tab, doesn't mean you can't tab it.

http://www.wintabber.com/

Yea, that's pretty cool. I came across that in the GNS3 tutorial a week or two ago. Very handy!

kevin31

Guys,

Want to thank you all pointing me in the direction of mremote great bit of software so much functionality and its FREEEEEEEEEEEEE!

One question how you setup the port speed for a telnet sesesion to a cisco using mremote?

Cause hyperterminal and others give you the option to set your speeds

thanks

Kevin

astorrs

kevin31 wrote:

Guys,

Want to thank you all pointing me in the direction of mremote great bit of software so much functionality and its FREEEEEEEEEEEEE!

One question how you setup the port speed for a telnet sesesion to a cisco using mremote?

Cause hyperterminal and others give you the option to set your speeds

thanks

Kevin

Don't know if you know or not but mRemote is now EOL, it's being merged with vRD from visionapp and will be released as vRD 2008 R2 - it should be pretty damn awesome to have two of the best utilities combined into one - only catch of course is it won't be free anymore...

http://www.visionapp.com/products/remote-desktop/vrd-and-mremote.html

kryolla

I use procomm plus at work its great for writing scripts sort of like expect for sun boxes.