SSH clients...?
aside from sonicadmin, Idokorro Mobile SSH and AVIDTelnet-SSH, are there any other SSH applications for a BlackBerry handset?
also, do any take advantage of BIBS yet? or are there any (is this even possible?) to utilize the GPRS network only instead of having to rely on MDS or BIBS? we have a BES w/ MDS, however we'd prefer not to have to go through the internal server (not really sure for the boss's reasoning behind this). |
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I use the Idokorro software and it works very well. They have generally been very responsive to my feedback and actually fixed some issues that I reported directly to them (even including BlackBerryOS 4.0 specific issues, even though 4.0 is unreleased) _____________________ Surprisingly -- unlike some conventional widsom -- the internal server method is actually more secure, because the BlackBerry Enterprise Server allows encrypted connections on all ends, and allows your BlackBerry handhelds to be automatically firewalled by your own internal server. (1) MDS via BES is the more secure method (2) BES makes it possible to firewall your servers even more completely -- so that only BlackBerries can ssh into an internal server (if that is the goal), rather than any external Internet-connected systems. (3) BES is much more reliable than BWC, and usually less overloaded. Emails are faster, and connections are faster. Less waiting for connections to complete. BES is no longer necessary for telnet/ssh for some carriers. By mid 2005 (guesstimate), it should be possible to do telnet/ssh on most carriers on a BlackBerry without BES. Right now, on Telus and Nextel, you can use telnet/ssh without needing BES. Make sure you get a static IP address on the iDEN network, since that is necessary for stable telnet/ssh connections without MDS. You can do it on Rogers now too if you are using BlackBerryOS 4.0 (assuming you wipe the handheld completely and reinstall BlackBerryOS 4.0; some people had problems). Rumor has it, is that Verizon also works now with telnet/ssh. (still needs to be confirmed) |
Sorry mark, i think it's only fair:
MIDPSSH: FREE SSH FOR BLACKBERRY at http://www.xk72.com/midpssh/ |
I've told my contact at Rogers about this. I think it's still undergoing a lot of beta stuff at this time. They insist it should work, but it may be only working with internal BlackBerries.
I think we have to wait until Rogers officially releases BlackBerryOS 4.0 |
Yeah, i agree, that's the risk we take running a beta in beta.. no support (or self support) and in this case, i'll just wait, i've already accepted this fate, many weeks ago =)
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I'm up boys...
i had to have my device manually re-set on the Rogers switch, it was a profile issue on their end.. thanks for your help! |
BTW, try this
http://www.xk72.com/midpssh/
Try this one.. it's GPL, free, just it's new.. No need to pay $199 either.. |
Re: SSH clients...?
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Like Mark say's below it's $695.00, but that's an unlimited user license vs. Idokorro's $199.00 PER user. If you are an enterprise with more that one admin, Idokorro is more expensive. If you are on the Nextel network you can use Needtext-Shell without having a BES. If you are a non-corporate single user environment like Mark, I suggest trying the free-ware or the Idokorro. |
Idokorro doesn't need BES either -- you can now use it with BlackBerryOS 4.0 TCP/IP stack on several networks such as AT&T that enables the TCP/IP feature.
There's a student discount for Idokorro - $19.95 - which makes it a great deal for university students and faculty staff! They also sometimes grant discounts upon special request for deaf users who need relay services ( telnet://wireless.ip-relay.com:2510 ). Might need a special application form, not sure. |
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[QUOTE=Mark Rejhon]Idokorro doesn't need BES either -- you can now use it with BlackBerryOS 4.0 TCP/IP stack on several networks such as AT&T that enables the TCP/IP feature.
There's a student discount for Idokorro - $19.95 - which makes it a great deal for university students and faculty staff! /QUOTE] Thanks, Mark. I'm faculty and have about 5 free connections left. How do I go about getting that discount? By the way, I got Idokorro to work with Cingular, but it was so painful (at the cingular end) that I signed up with link2exchange just to minimize my interaction with Cingular tech support. |
Has anyone had any success with Idokorro on a BWC setup?
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For more information on configuring TCP/IP on your BlackBerry read: http://www.blackberryforums.com/showthread.php?t=2185 If you have problems please contact . |
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So far it works OK. The problem I have is that there are no right/left cursor keys on the keyboard or their special screen keys (where there is the ESC, F1, F2, etc.), there is no arrow keys. The wheel is suppossed to act like the cursor key when Scrolling is disabled, but I have tried that and cannot get it to work. If you need to get to the command line, I think this product will work, but other than that, I am undecided whether or not I can use it for other Unix applications. The screen is just so tiny, one could nearly go blind looking at it. When I increase the font size, the display becomes garbled/distorted. So far I can really only use it in the Regular font mode. I am still experimenting with it. You get 20 connections during the "trial period". |
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As for font size, which font are you using? You can also change the font in MobileSSH. If fonts are garbled, this is likely a bug, and I'd like to know more about it. (I work at Idokorro) |
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Now, you made the statement that you purchased this product, M2ST. You work for the f'n company. Call me cynical, but I doubt you purchased this product. It is almost PATHETIC that you'd actually give your own product 5 stars on Handango, although I'm sure that is fairly common business practice with smaller developer-bases such as yourself (learn to spell, btw). Quote:
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Whoa. A copycat of MIDPSSH but this time they are trying to make a profit off it..
http://www.netcreativemind.com/m2st/demo/m2st.html Somehow I think this may violate the GPL, don't you think? Where is the posted source code to this 'improved' application? Not doing that DEFINATELY violates the GPL.. |
This application will not download wirelessly..
also, i converted the JAD/JAR to .COD and i get 'verification errors' when starting the app... so be it, i'm done.. i'm all for competition, i just hope it is done fairly. if these guys are for real, release an improved MIDPSSH but at least release source code, then i'd have no problems as they are probably not in violation of the GPL. RIght now however, they are in violation IF their software is based off MIDPSSH.. |
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