Ironically, now that Win7 doesn't install it's telnet client by default, it's useful to keep a telnet client on your USB drive. Besides, the telnet client in Windows (XP at least) was never that great - local echo is turned off by default, which I find annoying.

SSH

• Putty (SSH)
• Some other ones: http://superuser.com/questions/277637/is-there-any-replacement-for-putty
• OT: scp a file over SSH on port 2222: scp -P 2222 mike@old.myserver.com:/root/the-test-file.bz2 /root/the-tet-file.bz2 it will prompt for password.

 

Telnet

• Dave's Telnet - http://dtelnet.sourceforge.net/ - I've used this for a bit.
• The Java Telnet Application/Applet - http://www.javassh.org/download/2.0/ - I hope it works better than Mindterm (it broke when I upgraded to newer Sun JVM's)

Install Telnet on Windows 7+

• Run with administrative permissions: pkgmgr /iu:"TelnetClient"

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