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On 12:55 Wed 06 Aug , Matt Mossholder wrote:
>
> ----- schwepes@netaxs.com wrote:
>
> > Netaxs is ending its telnet service and as I find telnet very
> > useful in reading my mail at various job sites and for using
> > with a dial up system dependent upon flakeky landlines, I want
> > to know if anyone provides similar services.
> > This is really the wrong time to suggest that I upgrade to FIOS,
> > cmcast or RCN.
> > bs
> >
>
> You could always keep Netaxs, and get a free shell account from someone else...
>
> http://www.red-pill.eu/freeunix.shtml
>
>
> --Matt
rootshell.be also offers free shell accounts...not sure if they offer
telnet though. Putty is a very fast download and does not require running
an installer. You may as well enter the 90s and start using SSH. :-)
Enabling compression in SSH reduces the bandwidth a lot, so its still very
usable on low bandwidth connections.
Claude
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