Secure your communication with SSH
SeattleLab’s first product built entirely around SSH.
SL Secure creates a Windows SSH server that encrypts the connection between wireless handheld devices and line-of-business applications. It extends the SLNet product line by adding built-in security between the SLNet server and handheld devices.
An Encrypted Link Between Handheld and Application
Protect Every Session
Users run under their own Windows security context and permissions, as if logged in at the console. Terminals can be locked to specific applications and kept away from a command prompt.
Usernames and passwords are encrypted during network logon.
SSH is supported out of the box.
Built for Performance and Day-to-Day Administration
Uses Winsock sockets for terminals and pipes for SLCon and Windows console applications. Heavily multithreaded and asynchronous to limit CPU impact.
Handles thousands of connections with modest requirements. SSH sessions are more robust than equivalent Telnet sessions.
Customizable to suit terminal emulation and character needs. Details are in the Installation, Configuration and Administration Guide.
Users can get full shell access, which administrators can disable per user.
Default custom applications can launch automatically at login.
ANSI sequences compatible with VT-100 and VT-220 for cursor positioning and formatted screens. Supports colors, UTF-8, Unicode, and custom key sequences.
Writes Windows event log entries on connect and disconnect, and can record processes run, along with resulting data and screens.
Can be administered locally or remotely.
Licenses are tied to specific servers. Installing SLNet activates it temporarily and generates a license request file. Email it to SeattleLab to receive your license key file.
Built for Modern Windows Server
Fully supported.
Works with 64-bit console applications, with SAPConsole 7.3 as an example.
Handles single- and double-byte character sets. Font and code page are configurable.
