Mocha Telnet

Name: Mocha Telnet
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 3.3 (6 reviews)
Author: MochaSoft

gives easy access to a server

$5.99

6 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Business
Developer

MochaSoft
Language

EN
English
Size

5.7
MB

Mocha Telnet provides access to a Linux/UNIX Telnet Server. Using your iPhone or iPad, you can connect to a Telnet Server and run applications in a VT220 Terminal window. Exactly as you would, if you were sitting at your system console, just on a smaller screen. Before buying, please try our free Lite version. FEATURES - Supports all standard VT220 emulation features. - Alternate screen size (24x80 or 24x132). - SSH2 and telnet protocol. - ANSI colors. - Zoom and scroll as the Safari browser. - Landscape mode. - OPTICON 200X barcode scanner. - Support for Zebra RFD8500, CS4070 and LI3678 barcode scanner. - Linea barcode scanner and card reader. - SocketMobile S700 and series 7 hardware scanner - Camera as barcode scanner. - Can handle different Host configurations. - Auto login. - Auto connect. - Pop up keyboard. - Text Macro support. - Clipboard support. - User defined key values. - Colors can be customized.

Ratings & Reviews

3.3

out of 5

6 Ratings

Don't blame Mocha
08/05/2008

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Obviously several of us would like to see SSH implimented, but I don't know that we will see it soon. Their WEB site claims it is a "government protecting us from ourselves" issue limiting the exportation of encryption software. If so, that is troubling. It is also weird, however, that they seem to sell a Windows Mobile SSH version with no problems! Hope it comes. As is, it is a very good Telnet implimentation, for what ever you find that worth. I bought it on the hope that SSH will get eventually added...
Don't blame Mocha
08/05/2008

Pdiff

Obviously several of us would like to see SSH implimented, but I don't know that we will see it soon. Their WEB site claims it is a "government protecting us from ourselves" issue limiting the exportation of encryption software. If so, that is troubling. It is also weird, however, that they seem to sell a Windows Mobile SSH version with no problems! Hope it comes. As is, it is a very good Telnet implimentation, for what ever you find that worth. I bought it on the hope that SSH will get eventually added...
Very good telnet app for a tablet device
11/18/2018

dmc75287
It does everything I need, but is difficult and confusing to use on a tablet device. A keyboard is necessary to get full use out of it.
Very good telnet app for a tablet device
11/18/2018

dmc75287

It does everything I need, but is difficult and confusing to use on a tablet device. A keyboard is necessary to get full use out of it.
excellent utility
10/02/2022

Imagine5thDimension
Thank you for making this app-it's great!
excellent utility
10/02/2022

Imagine5thDimension

Thank you for making this app-it's great!
Telnet is NOT SSH, but still a necessary evil in some areas
08/03/2008

rmontyq
Works exactly as expected - MochaSoft is delivering quality applications at an excellent price. To get this functionality on any other phone/handheld we used to be held hostage to the one or two developers who could write for those platforms - I paid $99 bucks for an SSH client for the Blackberry - best of breed, did exactly what it should do, but on the PLATFORM it sucked. Yes, there was a free version, but it did not hold a candle to the paid app. And I only paid $6.x for this app that beats anything I used before.YES, we need SSH and need it NOW, but until then I can use MochaVNC to VNC to my Linux desktop on a VPN, and use SSH from there to wherever I need to go.Did not even try out the FREE version, bought the paid version right off, suggest all add it to their application list and wait patiently, it is only a matter of time before either MochaSoft produces SSH or some other vendor - I prefer MochaSoft simply because they have an excellent track record so far.Now if they could produce a tethering app <BG>
Telnet is NOT SSH, but still a necessary evil in some areas
08/03/2008

rmontyq

Works exactly as expected - MochaSoft is delivering quality applications at an excellent price. To get this functionality on any other phone/handheld we used to be held hostage to the one or two developers who could write for those platforms - I paid $99 bucks for an SSH client for the Blackberry - best of breed, did exactly what it should do, but on the PLATFORM it sucked. Yes, there was a free version, but it did not hold a candle to the paid app. And I only paid $6.x for this app that beats anything I used before.YES, we need SSH and need it NOW, but until then I can use MochaVNC to VNC to my Linux desktop on a VPN, and use SSH from there to wherever I need to go.Did not even try out the FREE version, bought the paid version right off, suggest all add it to their application list and wait patiently, it is only a matter of time before either MochaSoft produces SSH or some other vendor - I prefer MochaSoft simply because they have an excellent track record so far.Now if they could produce a tethering app <BG>