What is IVT? 8 January 2019 Posted by admin Uncategorized No Comments IVT is a VT220 terminal emulator for Windows NT/2000/2003/XP/Vista/7/8/10, that can set up a secure (Kerberized) telnet, SSH, RLOGIN, NetBios or serial connection to a remote host. In other words, you use it to get a shell prompt on a remote Unix-like machine. It supports multiple (tabbed) sessions of different types in a single window and has a scripting language to automate standard tasks (such as logging in and creating multiple sessions). IVT can do all things that PuTTY can do, and many more things besides! It can automatically log your sessions to a file, optionally with timestamps for every line so you have a record of exactly what happened and when. If you administer (or use) a large network with many machines, IVT allows you to initialise your working environment with only a few mouse clicks. Logging in to an array of hosts with either Telnet, Kerberized Telnet, SSH or even serial modems, starting programs there, automatically analyzing the output, customising the keyboard and screen (different key-mappings and colors per host and/or session if you want to) is all easily achieved. Share via: Facebook Twitter More No Comments0
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