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The server on which this circuit is configured is being rebuilt to Server 2008 & Windows Server 2008 doesn't include HyperTerminal.
Without going into the gory details, we still need to transfer some text files over a leased line circuit using 2 MultiTech MT9234ZBA modems in leased line mode. This is essentially just an extended serial connection from COM1 to a piece of equipment on the other end that receives the text file character by character. The is no flow control, error checking or compression, the device at the other end is not capable of any of these functions. It is also not capable of running any client for a client/server transfer.
We have used HyperTerminal on Server 2003 using its 'Transfer' > 'send a Text File' option with good success.
The server on which this circuit is configured is being rebuilt to Server 2008 & Windows Server 2008 doesn't include HyperTerminal. I see numerous mentions of a free version of HyperTerminal for Vista, but the only version I see on Hilgraeve's site is HyperTerminal Private edition which is $60.
We already own Reflection, so don't need to purchase another communications program, we just need the very simple ability to transfer a text file at 1200 baud with NO protocol, compression or error checking.
Do any of you know if there is a free version of HyperTerminal that's compatible with Server 2008?
~Dave
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Some uses of HyperTerminal Private Edition: Use a TCP/IP network to connect to systems on the Internet or your network using Telnet or Secure Shell (SSH); Use a Dial-Up modem to dial into modem based systems; Talk directly to many different types of devices using serial COM ports; Define key macros, save keystrokes, or adapt to host systems that require special keys or command sequences; Assign passwords, user ID's and host commands to a single key; Select terminal screen size and colors to take advantage of host systems that let you adjust the number or rows and columns displayed; Set the program to automatically exit after you log out. Use pass-through printing to allow host systems to print directly to the users printer; Zmodem crash recovery; TCP/IP support for accessing telnet sites on the Internet; Auto-redial busy telephone numbers; Conduct multiple simultaneous telnet sessions; Set HTPE as your default telnet client. Terminal Emulators: ANSI; ANSIW; Minitel; ViewData; VT100, VT100J, VT52, VT220, and VT320.
