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Jun 18, 2013

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DEFINITION: Kermit is a popular file transfer and management protocol and suite of communications software programs with advantages over existing Internet protocols such as File Transfer Protocol and Telnet. It is freeware, developed and maintained by members of the Kermit Project at Columbia University. (However, you're invited to purchase shrink-wrapped versions and/or the manuals to help support the project.) … Definition continues below.
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The New Universe of Managed File Transfer: Why Your Existing Solution May Not Be Adequate sponsored by Attachmate Corporation WHITE PAPER: Uncover the driving forces for an advanced managed file transfer (MFT) solution, as well as what to look for in such an approach and the many benefits you can enjoy after implementing a solution. Posted: 09 Apr 2013 \| Published: 29 May 2009 TOPICS: Collaboration \| Data Governance \| Data Replication \| Data Security \| File Sharing Protocols \| File Transfer Protocols \| Information Management \| Regulatory Compliance

The Shortcut Guide to Eliminating Insecure and Unreliable File Transfer Methods sponsored by Attachmate Corporation WHITE PAPER: This informative resource details the limits of traditional file transfer solutions and offers advice on how to select and migrate from your legacy system to a reliable, secure enterprise-grade approach. Posted: 10 Apr 2013 \| Published: 31 Dec 2012 TOPICS: Business Process Automation \| Collaboration \| Data Governance \| Data Management \| Data Security \| File Sharing Protocols \| File Transfer Protocols \| FTP \| Information Management \| Regulatory Compliance

Wireless LANs Standards: Where Are We Now? sponsored by Burton Group WHITE PAPER: Not all standards are created equal. Some are technically elegant but achieve little market adoption. Others are broadly deployed. Posted: 18 Jul 2008 \| Published: 13 Nov 2006 TOPICS: LAN \| Marketing \| Network Management \| Sales \| Security \| Standards \| Vendors \| VoIP \| VPN \| Wireless Networks \| WLAN

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KERMIT DEFINITION (continued): … The Kermit protocol is described as "fast, robust, extensible, tunable, and medium-independent." In addition to the protocol support, the Kermit suite includes terminal emulation, character-set translation, and scripting. The suite can be installed on almost any operating system, including Windows, UNIX, DOS, VMS, OS/2, and a number of mainframe operating systems. Most versions support both direct or dialed serial connections (with a modem) and network connections (Telnet and often others such as Rlogin, LAT, or X.25).Some advantages of Kermit are:You can write a script that will allow a sequence …
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