SSH- SmarTerm

[Akshant]

How SmarTerm SSH works for worlvista application users like Pharmacy,
Diet.

How we can download it.

- Akshant

[Bhaskar, KS]

Akshant --

As far as I know, SmarTerm is not free / open source software - you have to purchase licenses. Putty is the most popular free / open source terminal emulator. Another is Tera Term (http://ttssh2.sourceforge.jp) but I have no experience with it.

Regards
-- Bhaskar

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- Akshant

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[Smith, Todd]

Tera Term is by far the better package in my opinion since I use a good deal of SSH in my capacity as a network engineer and I use PuTTY only as a last resort.

Todd Smith

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Akshant --

As far as I know, SmarTerm is not free / open source software - you have to purchase licenses. Putty is the most popular free / open source terminal emulator. Another is Tera Term (http://ttssh2.sourceforge.jp) but I have no experience with it.

Regards
-- Bhaskar

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[David Whitten]

I have heard that Tera Term is not as strong a VT-class terminal emulator.
Todd,
do you know if this is true or not?

Dave

[Akshant]

Thanks every one we are finding solution to skip Linux login and come
directly on vista login (Access/Verify code).

I will discuss with my Linux expert. There may be some linux script
required.


- Akshant

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[Nancy Anthracite]

I would advise that if you persist in this, as ill=advised as this is, that
you to work on bypassing the VistA login in favor of the Linux login instead
and to use keys. This is a BAD idea.

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[Bhaskar, KS]

Perhaps consider ssh public/private key pairs as an alternative.

Regards
-- Bhaskar

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- Akshant

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[Dave Gifford]

SmarTerm is great but not free. I like pUtty and it has a good set of VT-100 and up settings.

DaveG

[Dave Gifford]

Interesting

I worled with one client who actually has the opposite.

you login at the unix level with login/password and the system is scripted to take you all the way in to your menu bypassing A/V!

DaveG

[I, Valdes]

Ashkant I don't know if this will help or not but the Astronaut VistA
Installer Suite has a lot of this already worked out with easy
installers. This includes ssh tunnels for all clients. It will take
you many, many hours to reproduce this on your own.

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[Akshant]

Thanks everyone. We are trying to implement this in putty itself as we
are working on worldvista.

- Akshant

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[K.S. Bhaskar]

Let me guess that what you are trying to do is passwordless access
using putty and public/private key pairs for a common account whose
login shell script takes the user straight to the VistA prompt for
Access and Verify codes? While I don't recommend it (my own
preference is for each user to have his/her own Linux user id), such
an approach would be accepted by many Linux system administrators,
some of whom I respect.

It is straightforward to set up. For example, a search for
"passwordless access ssh putty" on my preferred search engine led me
to http://www.blindhog.net/linux-ssh-passwordless-login-with-putty/

Regards
-- Bhaskar

P.S. Did I emphasize that this is not my preferred approach?

[Akshant]

Yes, we are trying to do the same thing. But our Linux expert is
looking some secure approach.

- Akshant

On Jun 28, 7:45 pm, "K.S. Bhaskar" <ksbhas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Let me guess that what you are trying to do is passwordless access
> using putty and public/private key pairs for a common account whose
> login shell script takes the user straight to the VistA prompt for
> Access and Verify codes?  While I don't recommend it (my own
> preference is for each user to have his/her own Linux user id), such
> an approach would be accepted by many Linux system administrators,
> some of whom I respect.
>
> It is straightforward to set up.  For example, a search for
> "passwordless access ssh putty" on my preferred search engine led me

> tohttp://www.blindhog.net/linux-ssh-passwordless-login-with-putty/

[Chris Richardson]

It was a pleasure to speak with you this morning. Glad we could help.

Best wishes; Chris