Host
In the Host tab you will find the following parameters:
The following table describes the available options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Address | URL or IP address of the host computer. |
| Port | TCP port defined at the host computer for Telnet access. The default Telnet port number is 23. |
| Enable Keep Alive | Enables keep-alive mechanism, needed for some Telnet servers to prevent disconnections. |
| SSL | Enables the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol for the host. When you check this option, the SSL tab automatically appears in the connection settings dialog. See Using SSL. The SSL and SSH options are mutually exclusive. |
| SSH | Enables the SSH protocol for the host. When you check this option, the SSH tab automatically appears in the connection settings dialog. The SSH and SSL options are mutually exclusive. |
| Socks Firewall | Enables support for Socks firewall. When you check this option, the Socks tab automatically appears in the connection settings dialog. |
| Has Backup | Enables an alternate IP for this connection. When you check this option, the Backup tab automatically appears in the connection settings dialog. |
| Disable Telnet Protocol Negotiation | Omits the protocol negotiation when connecting. |
| Disable Server Echo | Prevents the server from echoing every character it receives. |
See Also
- Unix/VT Connections - General Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - Backup Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - Display Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - Socks Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - SSL Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - SSH Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - Preference Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - Options Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - Char Table Settings (Web Interface)
- Unix/VT Connections - HotSpots Settings (Web Interface)