IVT Secure Access

IVT is a VT220 terminal emulator for Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/2003/XP, that can set up a secure (Kerberized) telnet, SSH, RLOGIN, NetBios or serial connection to a remote host. It supports multiple sessions of different types in a single window. IVT can do most things that PuTTY can do, and many more things besides! The non-secure versions of IVT are free (as in beer), the SSH/kerberos versions are commercial. IVT has the following major features: Multi-session, single-window. This means that your taskbar and desktop will not be cluttered-up by many windows when you have many simultaneous sessions. There are many ways within IVT to switch quickly Between sessions, and there is a statusline that keeps you informed about the activities of background sessions. Multi-protocol. Supports SSH-2, Kerberized telnet, RLOGIN, NETBIOS and SERIAL protocols, all simultaneously. See these screen shots for examples. Integration with Pageant, the PuTTY authentication agent. The SSH code in IVT is based on the freely available source of PuTTY. To this IVT adds multi-session, scripting, auto-login, hostkey management and automatic start of, and synchronisation with, Pageant. Users of the previous versions of IVT will also appreciate the many other powerful features of IVT. HOSTLIST command to list and group your hosts with descriptive comments. Start a session with only a few mouse clicks. Session-group editor (to launch a group of sessions with a single mouse click, login and start various commands on every session). Session groups can mix various types of sessions (SSH, Telnet, serial, etc). Excellent support. If you have questions, require new features or find a bug, Mail me and usually the problem will be fixed within days, if not hours. Almost everyone I know who uses an emulator on a PC prefers IVT over other (commercial or freeware) alternatives. Very accurate VT220 emulation, tested against the vttest program and real DEC hosts.