GUI telnet client
Is there a nice GUI telnet client for OSX that I can define hostname to IP in a menu and choose them from a menu?
MBP (Z0EC) 2GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.4.10)
4 replies
Hi--
See if iTerm works for you. Just create a bookmark with the command:
<pre class="command">telnet IP port</pre>
Where you customize "IP" to your IP address and "port" to the port you want to connect to. Then you just choose your bookmark from the menu.
I think there's a way to do it with the Terminal app, but it's a bit more involved, including editing a .plist file.
charlie
See if iTerm works for you. Just create a bookmark with the command:
<pre class="command">telnet IP port</pre>
Where you customize "IP" to your IP address and "port" to the port you want to connect to. Then you just choose your bookmark from the menu.
I think there's a way to do it with the Terminal app, but it's a bit more involved, including editing a .plist file.
charlie
Rick,
I already googled - anybody can google and post a link. I am asking about somebody's personal experience.
Take a look at Charles's post to understand a quality response instead of wasted bandwidth.
BTW - its rather funny but this apple discussion is the number top rated google link.
Cheers,
Noah
I already googled - anybody can google and post a link. I am asking about somebody's personal experience.
Take a look at Charles's post to understand a quality response instead of wasted bandwidth.
BTW - its rather funny but this apple discussion is the number top rated google link.
Cheers,
Noah
I'm sorry.
There are a vast number of users who are not as savvy as some others, and they ask questions like "Is there a nice..." soemthing-or-other, without googling.
I missed the part about personal experience, and for that I am sorry.
I was trying to get you on the right track for finding resources on the web.
Charles is a true asset to the discussions, and I value his input and ideas.
He makes some phenomenal contributions.
There are a vast number of users who are not as savvy as some others, and they ask questions like "Is there a nice..." soemthing-or-other, without googling.
I missed the part about personal experience, and for that I am sorry.
I was trying to get you on the right track for finding resources on the web.
Charles is a true asset to the discussions, and I value his input and ideas.
He makes some phenomenal contributions.
GUI telnet client