2012 at GSW
Graphical User Interface (GUI) Configuration Tool - Major
Windows Explorer style interface allowing provisioning and configuration manangement. Faliliar to use operations such as copy, paste, rename, delete, export, import are applied tto configurations on a user or system basis. Create templates and quickly view summary configuration data.
Innovation - Major
TEAM SERVICES provides your mobile device users a breakthrough in Telnet/SSH2 technology that shatters all prior usability and efficiency standards by allowing unprecedented user collaboration. Now mobile device users are empowered to share resources, transfer, swap, share and recover dropped sessions. All from the mobile device, no system administrator necessary. All operations can be performed in under 60 seconds.
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GSW Telnet Server for Windows provides POWERFUL utilities that get things done and make your life easier!
- File Transfers via Telnet/SSH2 - Efficient file transfer capabilities via Telnet/SSH2. No file size limitations.
- Change Password - Convenient utility allows the user to change their password
- Remote Reboot - Reboot the server from a remote location via Telnet/SSH2
- Remote Shutdown - Shutdown the server from a remote location via Telnet/SSH2
- Remote Registration Utility - Register the UTS from a remote location via Telnet/SSH2
- Special Bell Processing - Configure the bell so it sounds on the device, not the server
- Connection Banner - Display a customer banner upon connection to the host
- Configurable Port Numbers - Use an alternative to port 23
- Configure Multiple Telnet Ports - Configure up to 100 Telnet ports.
- Execute commands on the Client from a SSH2/Telnet Session! - Powerful utility that facilitates client side processing of server side files
- Default Domain environment variable - Eliminate prompting for a domain when the user is connecting to the SSH2/Telnet server.
- Default Domain Override
- Launch GUI applications on the server - Launch GUI application on the server's desktop from a SSH2/Telnet session
- Client Scroll Bars- Enable scroll bars on the Windows client. No scroll bars option for Windows CE .NET 4.2/5.0+ clients
- TTY Name - GSW creates a tty name on a per session basis
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| Change Password |
Many times a user wishes to
change their password. A convenient method is to use the Georgia SoftWorks
Change Password command line utility.
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| Connection Banner |
A custom banner can be displayed to the client upon connection to the host!.
The connection banner is useful for displaying security and legal notices as
well as other information that the user should see BEFORE logging on to the
host. To enable a connection banner perform the following steps:
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| Execute command on client from within SSH2/Telnet |
An incredibly powerful tool that facilitates client side processing of server side files when using the Georgia SoftWorks Telnet/SSH2 clients. If it is a GUI application then the application will display on the client desktop
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| File transfer - transfer files between the client and the server via telnet/ssh2 |
Efficient file transfer capabilities are available when using the GSW UTS (Telnet/SSH2 Server for Windows) Server and Client. File transfer via Telnet/SSH2 is convenient as there is no need for a FTP Server to be installed and you are not limited by the file sizes as with many email attachments. If the session is encrypted then the file transfer is also encrypted!
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| Launch a GUI application on the Server |
Launch a Graphical Interface (GUI) application on the server desktop from a Telnet/SSH2 session by using the utilities gs_gui and gs_engui. The application will display on the server desktop.
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| Remote Reboot of server |
The system administrator may need to reboot a Windows server. The Georgia SoftWorks Telnet/SSH2 server provides a command line utility that reboots the Windows Server.
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| Remote shutdown of the server |
The system administrator may need to shut down a Windows server remotely. The Georgia SoftWorks Telnet/SSH2 server provides a command line utility that will shutdown the Windows Server.
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| Remote Registration |
In some instances you may need to apply the serial number from a remote location. The Georgia SoftWorks Remote
Registration Utility provides this capability. The can be done when upgrading to a new version of permanently
activating a trial version of the software.
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| Special Bell Processing |
The Georgia SoftWorks Telnet/SSH2 Server for Windows can intercept a special character written to the application's screen and send a bell character to the terminal(in the place of the intercepted character). The special character and the location are defined using Registry Values.
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| Client Scroll Bars |
You may enable scroll bars on the Windows client window. This is accomplished by changing the buffer size for the DOS window. You must be careful that the application can handle a modified buffer size. Unpredictable display results will occur if this is not the case.
For WIndows CE .NET 4.2/5.0 devices. Set this option to eliminate the use of scroll bars to save screen space. The application should display itself in the top-left corner of the screen. For example, this is the position that SAPConsole assumes. Of course this assumes that the application does not require scroll bars.Normally Scrollbars are enabled. The No Scrollbars option is enabled by selecting the option No scrollbars. Session|Settings|Session|No scrollbars Check the “No scrollbars” box to eliminate scrollbars as shown below. |
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| TTY Name |
The default port number for telnet is port 23 and NO configuration is required
unless you want to change or add telnet ports. The Georgia SoftWorks UTS creates a tty name on a per session basis. This is available for viewing or use by customer created programs.
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Alternative Telnet Port Number (Telnet only) |
To use a different telnet port (other than the default) for the GSW Telnet Server you need to create an entry like:
gstnet 55555/tcp in the Services file on the server and restart the 7/NT/XP/VISTA/2000/2003/2008 Telnet Server. Replace the 55555 with another port number if necessary. You will have to explicitly specify the alternate port number when starting the connection from 3rd party clients and the Georgia SoftWorks Telnet Client. On Windows the services file is located in the directory: gstnet 55555/tcp The file is named Services |
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Configure Multiple Telnet Ports (Telnet only) |
The capability exists to configure up to 100 ports for the Georgia SoftWorks Telnet Server to listen on. Use the etc/services file to configure port names gstnet1 through gstnet100. Edit the file Services file as described above. Add the following entries. Notice that you may use any of the one hundred port names and that they do not have to be in order.
Telnet will now listen on the above five ports. To further take advantage of this feature you can use the environment variable: gwtn_server_port to access the port number associated with your current session. To view the port number associated with your session at the command prompt enter: echo %gwtn_server_port% If you have multiple telnet ports configured you may want ot have a different task process the informaiton that comes in on each port. Here is an example of a logon_script whcih uses the port information to branch to different tasks based ont he port number.
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| Setting a Default Domain |
In some instances the system administrator may want to eliminate the prompting
for a domain when the user is connecting to the SSH2/Telnet server. This can be
accomplished by setting the default domain registry variable. This works for 3rd
party clients only. The key is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\GS_Tnet\Parameters\Domain Enter the new value for the Domain and click OK The new Domain will take effect for all new sessions. The registry value is initialized to "UNKNOWN" which disables a default domain. The empty string means the default domain. This is equivalent to pressing <ENTER> when prompted. This will eliminate prompting for users of all clients. |
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| Default Domain Override |
The user may override the default domain when using a 3rd party client when connecting via Telnet or SSH2. When a default domain is set the GSW UTS does not prompt for the domain and automatically applies the domain set in the registry. If the user needs to override the default domain, then the optional syntax described below can be used when logging on to the UTS to select a different domain. The domain can be specified (along with the username) when the user is prompted for the Windows User Name. The domain override syntax is different depending if you are connecting via Telnet or SSH2. TELNET When connecting via Telnet the syntax is the domain name followed by the backslash followed by the username domainname\username SSH2 When connecting via SSH2 the syntax is the username followed by the "AT" sign followed by the domain name. domainname@username |
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