Java SSH/SCP Application/Applet
   from ISNetworks
   based on Mindterm 1.2.1

Product URL:  http://www.isnetworks.net/ssh/
Mindterm URL: http://www.appgate.com/ag.asp?template=products&level1=product_mindterm
OS/2-Specific URL: http://www.os2voice.org/VNL/past_issues/VNL0500H/vnewsf2.htm

SSH is a secure replacement for protocols like telnet and rlogin.  It can
encrypt the communication between two machines as well as provide strong user
authentication.  SCP is a protocol for transferring files securely over an
SSH connection.  It can be used as a replacement for FTP.

ISNetworks has released a version of MindBright's excellent MindTerm program,
a Java SSH client that can be used as an application or an applet.  This
version features a greatly improved SCP user interface which allows browsing
and manipulation of both local and remote files.

Features

* Full SSH 1 implementation, supporting various ciphers and authenication
mechanisms

* SCP interface similar to familiar FTP clients

* Signed applets that ask user for permission to access to local file system
and connect to other servers

* Distributed freely under the GPL

Please visit the Web addresses above (particularly the OS/2-specific URL) for
details on how to use Mindterm.  You will need either Java 1.1.8 or Java 1.3+
for OS/2 Warp or eComStation to run Mindterm.

To install Mindterm, simply unzip this archive (which you've already done if 
you're reading these instructions) and place the ISNetworksMindTermSCP.jar 
file in any convenient location on your hard disk.  You can run Mindterm 
as a standalone application with this file alone.

Switch ("cd") to the directory containing ISNetworksMindTermSCP.jar, then run
the application using one of the following commands.

For Java 1.1.8:

javapm -classpath C:\Java11\Lib\classes.zip;ISNetworksMindTermSCP.jar mindbright.application.MindTerm

For Java 1.3 (and above):

java -jar ISNetworksMindTermSCP.jar

If you would like to explore SSH more, you may wish to obtain the OpenSSH
package (including SSH server) for OS/2 Warp here:

   http://devcenter.os2.ru/openssh/
