From: Alexandre Sato (alexandre.sato@BR.ABNAMRO.COM)
Date: Mon Oct 06 2003 - 08:44:16 EDT
Hi Khalid,
This is not really a question of keyboard mapping, but a question of
terminal settings (see termcap/terminfo). The most used terminal is vt100,
for telnet connections, and it should be used for SSH connections too. I
sugest you to try using PuTTY telnet client (which supports SSH and SSH2
either). It´s freeware, emulates vt100, vt220 and many other terminal
settings and downloads can be made from here:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
With this client, you will be able to use FUNCTION Keys. Atempt for
backspace. The default terminal setting for backspace on Putty is ^H (AIX
uses ^?). You can change it on Putty settings.
Best Regards,
Alexandre Kazuo Sato.
Khalid Benhayoune <benhayoune_k@YAHOO.FR>
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Hi all,
AIX 4.3.3 on IBM 7026-6M1
We expect tu use ssh instead of telnet, ftp, rlogin and rsh. I installed
the server, downloaded the ss client 3.2.5 (free from ssh communications
security) and i am doing some tests before deploying it in my compnay. I
have some problems with the function keys when i connect to aix (the F
keys don't work while using smit, cicsterm...).
Should i customize the keyboard map file ? if so, could someone help me
please, i am not familiarized with keyboard mapping.
Thank you in advance.
K.Benhayoune
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