Ahh, so we're back to the telnet vs ssh debate again. DISABLE TELNETD! Purge
it from your system! Keep the client around...it can be a useful debugging
tool. The most common argument for not disabling telnet is access from any
machine. All windows machines have a telnet program, ssh is an add on
product. 

Soultions: Java-SSH (usually sucks for IRC though.)
http://www.mindbright.sw/mindterm
PuTTy: Fres ssh client, should fit on a floppy: 
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
ttssh: http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA002416/teraterm.html (Putty has
better support for color and stuff though, you can hack teraterm to be
decent though. generally involves running everything in screen.)

I used to have a ssh client (and an X-server) on my zip disk. Was rather
useful around campus. (faster than a floppy too.) Other labs probally have
tighter security though. 

Can't remember the mac clients...sorry.

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