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- Category: Utilities & tools
- Published by: Choung Networks ?
- Size: 27.7 MB
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Permissions:
- Bluetooth device
- Access your Internet connection
- Access your home or work networks
- serialcommunication
- Communicate with already paired Bluetooth devices
- Supported processors: x86, x64, ARM
- Language: English (United States)
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Notes:
* Address Book entry files can now be directly opened by double-clicking them from File Explorer http://choung.net/howto/token2shell-md/searching-address-book-via-windows-file-explorer/ - URI protocol schemes such as "ssh://" and "telnet://" are now supported http://choung.net/howto/token2shell-md/starting-a-session-with-a-uri-ssh/ // RECENT IMPROVEMENTS - Layout Freezer is added for saving and restoring the layout of opened terminal windows - New cipher "chacha20-poly1305@openssh.com" is added - TCP Direct connection method now supports TLS 1.2 encryption and can be used for directly connecting to HTTPS servers - More host key types are added: ecdsa-sha2-nistp256, ecdsa-sha2-nistp384, ecdsa-sha2-nistp521, ssh-ed25519 - More key exchange algorithms are added: curve25519-sha256@libssh.org, ecdh-sha2-nistp256, ecdh-sha2-nistp384, ecdh-sha2-nistp521, diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha256 - Now supports Bluetooth/RFCOMM communication. This feature can be handy when you're developing or debugging a custom Bluetooth service for IoT devices. For an example of such usage with Windows IoT on Raspberry Pi 2, please visit http://choung.net/howto/token2shell-md/bluetooth-iot-sample - Proprietary printing mode (ESC[2016i) for directly previewing and printing a PDF file now supported (http://choung.net/howto/token2shell-md/local-print) - Keyboard shortcuts CTRL+SHIFT+C and CTRL+SHIFT+V are added for copy and paste respectively
Token2Shell/MD
Features:
- Use Address Book to manage servers and customize their connection settings including Auto Login and Startup Macro
- Pin address book entries and folders to Start screen for quick access
- Use Command Macro to create simple send/wait type script files
- Automatically display graphic outputs from server software that supports Tektronix 4014 terminal commands for drawing lines and images such as "gnuplot"
- Supports X11 forwarding for SSH sessions
- Supports serial communication over USB-to-Serial adapters, Bluetooth virtual serial ports and etc. (on-board serial ports commonly found in legacy computers are NOT supported)
- Supports Bluetooth/RFCOMM communication (Example with Windows IoT: http://choung.net/howto/token2shell-md/bluetooth-iot-example/)
- Upload or download files via SFTP/SCP hybrid custom engine that maximizes transfer speed
- Enter once in Line Sender and automatically send it to all sessions
- Includes Login Agent for temporarily caching credentials to minimize repeatedly entering passwords for the same SSH servers and private keys
- Supports Agent Forwarding for SSH connections with public key user authentication
- Supports direct PDF file printing over SSH or TELNET (http://choung.net/howto/token2shell-md/local-print)
- Supports local printing that can redirect remote text output to a local printer. You can also directly send the output to a network printer without opening a preview window.
- Supports ZModem (with resume always enabled) and XModem 1K/CRC/CHECKSUM
- Supports displaying all received data in hexadecimal format (Hex Mode)
- Seamlessly supports all the character code pages and input methods installed on your Windows including characters that require compositions such as Chinese/Japanese/Korean
- Supports Windows 10 Mobile and Continuum
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79 comment
7 July 2017
The lag between when you hit a key and when it is properly handled is OUT OF CONTROL. I'm connected to my home server over SSH and running a command with sudo, and I can type my entire password and have it appear, unmasked, before it realizes it shouldn't be showing and removes it. Same with editing text in vim: navigation keystrokes show as typed characters, then the cursor moves. Unusable.
23 May 2017
So what makes this better or even an alternative to Cygwin? except that it costs money and doesn't get anywhere near what Cygwin can do which is give you as close to a Linux command line in windows as it gets. I use Cygwin as my main terminal, even more than powershell in Windows. (They are open source and non profit i don't work for them or anything) You offer nothing but an alternative to telnet. This is just for ssh... basically. Idiots using putty aren't going to gain much....
23 May 2017
I picked this up because I needed to talk to a Bluetooth serial device. I was able to output the stream to a file to submit for troubleshooting. Would highly recommend.
1 May 2017
best ssh client I even use it on my phone.
20 April 2017
I needed an ssh client with continuum, and this was perfect!
25 March 2017
As the title said, T2S/MD is the best 3rd party productivity app I have ever bought. However, I still have to use ****** on desktop to connect some server via SOCKS proxy. Would T2S/MD support that? Thanks!
19 March 2017
The snapshot is not complete, the bottom line is not in the screenshot
3 March 2017
Beautifully designed, easy to use. Only feature I'd like to see added is syncing configs between PC/Phone
14 February 2017
Token2Shell is well worth the price. My only issue is that there doesn't seem to be a way to sync the address book between desktop and mobile.
13 February 2017
Multiple terminals, excellent X11 forwarding, Especially Drag and Drop to upload files to the directory you're currently at. Its that easy - drag the file from your host into the shell window. Wow. I had some issues getting my X11 forwarding working (turned out to not be their fault BTW) and I received detailed, timely and relevant support. I highly recommend this for anyone that needs ssh robust ssh access, file transfer and X11 forwarding capabilities (much better than putty IMO).