ZOC Secure Shell Terminal Emulator 6.11
filesize 3.90 MB This is a Telnet, SSH V1 and V2, Rlogin, and ISDN communication application with multiple session in tabs.
| Published: | Jun 2, 2009 | |||
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EmTec www.emtec.com |
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| License | Shareware $79.99 to purchase |
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| Trial Period: | 30 Days | |||
| OS: | 98 / NT / 2k / Me / XP / 95 / 2003 / Vista | |||
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| Popularity: | 93% | |||
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You can use it to automate logins and other repetitive tasks by storing your login sequences in the host directory.
You can automate the program through auto-macros that are executed when certain text is received or through the built-in scripting language that includes more than 100 commands.
It includes VT100, VT102, VT220, Linux, ANSI, QNX 4, SunCDE, TTY, TVI 9xx, VT52, AVATAR, Wyse and IBM TN3270 emulations. The Linux emulation includes color and keyboard support with meta keys. Different configurations and keyboard layouts can be mapped to entries in the host directory.
Other functions include a color scrollback buffer, a variety of session logs, trace features, a command history buffer, remote-to-local printing and file transfers.
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Apr 22, 2009 | 09:47 AM
For me, Zoc is a productivity tool in my daily work as a SysAdmin. Hotkeys, macros, and the buit in REXX scripting language help me stay on top of 100+ network devices. I can monitor activity on a half dozen systems at once, using the traffic indicators built into the tabbed interface. If I need details about a CLI session from 6 months ago, I can get them from the logfiles that Zoc can automatically record to disk.
Zoc can even be used in unattended mode, where it can be invoke a macro or REXX script to accomplish tasks at any time, unattended. Monitor the results of these unattended sessions by consulting Zoc's log files.
I think that every Solaris, Linux, HpUX, AIX, Cisco administrator, or serious terminal mode gamer should have Zoc as their term program.
Zoc can even be used in unattended mode, where it can be invoke a macro or REXX script to accomplish tasks at any time, unattended. Monitor the results of these unattended sessions by consulting Zoc's log files.
I think that every Solaris, Linux, HpUX, AIX, Cisco administrator, or serious terminal mode gamer should have Zoc as their term program.
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