A set of .NET components that provide the flexibility, stability
and ease-of-use desired for efficiently integrating telnet sessions
into your development projects.
Features
Telnet to UNIX systems and devices
- Telnet, Rlogin, Rexec and Rsh components
- RFC 854 compliant
- International character set support
- SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxy support
- Fully developed in managed C#
- 64-bit OS support
Ease-of-Use
- Scripting made easy with blocking Login and WaitFor methods
- Automatic negotiation of common telnet options
- Trace and RawTrace events for session logging and debugging
- AutoReceive simplifies user-interactive applications
- Fully developed in managed C#
Flexibility
- Advanced option negotiation design-time forms
- Asynchronous and synchronous application designs support
- Stream-based design provides flexibility
- Thread-safe on all critical members
- Many sample projects for both C# and VB.NET, as well as
ASP.NET included
- Compatible with Visual Studio 2008 as well as Visual Studio
2002, 2003, and 2005
Supported Environments
All PowerTCP for .NET components and classes will operate on any
Microsoft operating system that fully supports the Microsoft .NET
Framework, including 64-bit Windows. .NET components are dependent
on the Framework rather than a specific operating system. Products
support .NET Framework versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.0 and 3.5. The
components can be used with any .NET compliant language, including
the following languages:
- C#
- VB.NET
- Managed C++
- Delphi for .NET
PowerTCP for .NET components have been tested in the following
application environments:
- Standard Windows desktop applications
- Console applications
- ASP.NET web applications and Web Sites
- Windows service applications
- Web service applications
PowerTCP for .NET components have been tested in the following
development environments:
- Visual Studio .NET (2002, 2003, 2005, 2008)
- C# Builder
- Delphi 8 for .NET
Some uses of PowerTCP Telnet for .NET include:
- An automated Windows Service that executes
Telnet commands.
- Custom Windows .NET front-end applications
for Telnet sessions. Your users will never
have to learn UNIX shell commands.
- Using the Rexec or Rsh components, run any
UNIX command or script and display the result
in any format.
- From an ASP.NET back end or a Web Service,
run SQL commands on a UNIX server, and display
the results within the browser.
- Control or query network devices such as
switches, routers, terminal servers, hosts.
- With only a few lines of code you can
upload data to a UNIX host, process it, and
bring back the results.
- Create a proxy by redirecting Telnet or
rlogin communications between the network and
any local device (COM port, etc).