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GLIN

FOR WINDOWS

Telnet protocols

Telnet is the first and oldest TCP/IP terminal control protocol.

It was originally defined in RFC854 back in 1983, to control a

very primitive device, the NVT (Network Virtual Terminal).

Telnet is a byte stream protocol with the Telnet commands

embedded in the data as escape sequences. Each side must

merge its commands into the outgoing stream, and scan the

incoming stream looking for Telnet commands.

TNVIP, TN3270/TN3270E and TN5250/TN5250E are Telnet

dialects. They are basically the Telnet byte scanning protocol,

with options that help overcome some of the disadvantages of

using a byte-stream oriented protocol, best suited to dumb

echo mode terminals, to control an intelligent block mode

terminal device.

They require that a Telnet server be on the mainframe side,

scanning the incoming byte stream, and decoding Telnet

protocol.

The connections between your workstations and mainframe

can be secured with a choice of the Secure Socket Layer or

Secure Shell encryption and authentication protocols.

FTP client

The Glink FTP client automatically detects the type of FTP server to which it is connected and converts

between the FTP server and Windows directory formats. Local and remote directories can be displayed in

any Windows format. Each directory window has its own toolbar.

Glink FTP supports drag and

drop, or you can mark the

desired file(s) in either

directory and click the upload

or download icon. File type is

derived from the name

extension, allowing transfer of

multiple files in mixed ASCII

and binary formats. The client

supports directory download

and compressed download.

Remote files can be viewed and edited using a configurable viewer and editor. Remote files changed with

the editor are uploaded if the changes are saved. Your FTP file transfers can be secured with a choice of the

Secure Socket Layer (SSL) or Secure Shell (SSH) encryption and authentication protocols.

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