Telnet Lite App Reviews

works great. was able to assign the esc key to F1. Thanks!

It works great with my system! Recommend!

This app crashes every other time I try to use it, and I have NEVER been able to send characters to the remote machine.

...on even a basic Linux set up with no firewall.... Cant log in.

I did the update on the software as it showed up in my Update list and now it does not work properly. if you get the notice to update and your Telnet is working fine>>>DONT DO IT!!!!!!!!!!! Anyway to revert to version 2.0?

Well, maybe only if your life includes some amount of IT administration. I have been using this developers RDP app (for iPad) for a year or two, mainly for simple WOL commands. Recently I setup several FreeNAS servers and wanted to be able to send WOL commands through an SSH Terminal to other systems on the network, from external networks. This app makes it very easy; using macros to store commands for different machines. Now, at each site I need only the FreeNAS server running, Telnet in, execute a macro and wake any other machine up. This app saves energy!

I used for "matricula" and it was great! Thanks to this I have a excellent semester.

While the app does what its supposed to, and does it well for the most part, the decision to make the in-keyboard button the "done" button, instead of the enter one is odd, especially considering thats usually where the enter button is located. Other than that, it is good.

UP THERE⬆️

Its pretty terrible that the return button is at the top of the screen. It really needs to be switched with the done button.

needed ssh2 on the go. this has been working perfectly for the minimal usage i require.

This app works great for remote access via my I Pad.

Awesome... Thank you for your creativity

Works as advertised. Thanks!

How am i supposed to do anything if none of the keys do anything?

This does exactly what I needed so its a winner for me

This is a very useful app for me. This enables me to connect my iPad to ham radio dx spotting network which is telnet based. At a glance it provides dx station callsign, frequency, mode of operation, be it phone, digital, code, etc. in this case the iPad is really just functioning as a dumb terminal, but the app has many more capabilities beyond what I use it for. Thanks for a good solid application.

Even the lite version has proven to be an asset while needing to check progress or stability of my Linux servers. Very good app