Secure CommNet

I recently had the opportunity to test out Secure CommNet, a 32-bit Windows application that makes modem dial-up, Internet Telnet, and SSH2 capabilities feel seamless. This software packs a punch when it comes to its high-performance Zmodem file transfers for dial-up, Telnet, and SSH2, as well as offering Ymodem-G for dial-up sessions.

The biggest feature I loved about Secure CommNet is its support of SSH2 connections, which allowed me to use TCP/IP port forwarding with top-notch encryption algorithms, such as AES256, Twofish, Blowfish, Triple-DES, Arcfour, and Cast-128. Additionally, I was able to use FTP during Telnet and SSH2 sessions and choose from a variety of terminal emulation options, including TTY, VT100, VT220, PC ANSI, and SCO ANSI.

Secure CommNet also has a unique Telnet Host Mode Server that allowed other Telnet clients to connect to my system for chat and file transfer operations. Plus, this software offers a built-in Phonebook and expanded scripting and command-line options, which made it a breeze to use in a professional setting.

Overall, I found Secure CommNet to be a reliable and easy-to-use software that comes with robust features that professionals can rely on.