Telnet over SSL with VT100 client protocol

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Hi,
I need to develop an application using c# or C or cpp which talks to a unix server (server response is given using VT100 terminal).
I have used openssl and was able to connect but openssl does not support VT100. I need to decode the server response.
Please help me.
Thanx and regards

Posted 7-Mar-11 22:25pm

smaranika

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Mar-11 4:48am

OK, it looks like quite feasible work, so -- what seems to be a problem? What is your progress so far?
--SA

smaranika 8-Mar-11 4:50am

I used openssl. I was able to get response but I could not get the login prompt which should come.

I tried with z/scope, it is giving the login prompt

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Mar-11 4:59am

Still not clear. And mind you, I did not see a VT100 and any documentation on it for many years, and most other people never saw, so you need to be more descriptive.
--SA

smaranika 8-Mar-11 5:04am

I need to connect to a remote DNS server using port 992 and process the response from the server.
for that i need a terminal emulation software that support the Telnet specification RFC 854 and the SSL 3.0 specification. The software needs to be incorporated in my program.

Configuring Terminal Emulation Software

Terminal Name.
¿ Terminal Type. Select a member of the Virtual Terminal (VT) family
(e.g., VT100 or VT220).
¿ SSL Version. SSL3..
¿ Port 992.
¿ Destination Host Type. Unix.
¿ User Certificate Mode. No user certificate is required

Please help me doing this

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Piccadilly Yum Yum · Answer 1 · 2011-03-07T23:18:00

Solution 1

Take a look here :

http://forums.vandyke.com/showthread.php?t=1036[^]

Posted 7-Mar-11 23:18pm

Piccadilly Yum Yum

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smaranika 8-Mar-11 12:04pm

This is exactly what I want. But i need to code it as i need to do process the server's response programmatically.