Re: OT: Rumor -- RTP has gone to PuTTY

Now, IF this is true maybe we can face San Jose three times a day and pray
they implement the connection manager (tabs) ...I'm probably dreaming
though.

On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 10:30 AM, Scott Morris <smorris_at_ine.com> wrote:

> That would make sense...
>
> To keep consistency, Cisco would have to do something. Meaning that with
> moving testing into the Vue centers, their current (well, ok, ancient but
> functional) Secure CRT site-license would not extend onto the Vue machines.
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> So rather than spending extra $$ in order to license that, they would need
> to adopt something different in order to be able to implement the SAME
> functionality whether in a Cisco-office lab or a Vue Professional lab.
> Putty would seem to be the logical choice.
>
> Thank (insert your favorite deity here) that it wasn't just
> Hyperterminal! Back in the old days that's what we had to use! :)
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> Joe Astorino wrote:
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> Don't shoot me, I'm just the messenger. A student of ours has recently
> taken the lab in RTP. First, it appears they have officially hired a new
> proctor. Secondly, I was told they have adapted PuTTY. I am NOT validating
> that this is true, as I have NOT been to RTP since my lab. I am just
> passing along what somebody said. Take it for what it is until we can
> verify this information.
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