* In a message originally to Shurato, Kurt Weiske said:

 > -=> Shurato wrote to All <=-

 >  Sh> I'm looking for something I could use from within an ssh connection
 > in
 >  Sh> an internal network, to keep security.  Right now, I'm doing that
 > with
 >  Sh> Debian Linux and forcecommand, but in windows, the telnet command
 > isn't
 >  Sh> very well supported.  Is there any alternative?  I'm trying to get
 > rid
 >  Sh> of my linux vm and move everything to Windows.  The only thing I'm
 >  Sh> running in Linux aside from ssh is ezstream, and there is a windows
 > app
 >  Sh> for that, I believe.

 > Windows 10/11 and Windows Terminal seem pretty good, the new console
 > lets you copy and paste more easily to/from windows apps, and the SSH
 > client looks/feels like the Linux client.

 > It may kill Putty for most of my SSH use.

I need something that is commandline based that could be started from an ssh
Forcecommand statement, like I do in linux with the linux telnet client.  I
tried that with the windows telnet client, but it looks horrible.  I guess
I'll have to stick with doing this from linux.


 > There are a lot of third party SSH apps out there, but I used Putty for
 > years (still do, in fact) and it's got some issues but it's second
 > nature now.

 > My biggest pet peeve - I'd like to be able to export my settings. I
 > suppose I could run the portable version and copy the folder to/from
 > other systems...



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