ZOC Terminal

ZOC Terminal is an advanced solution for terminal emulation on Windows and macOS systems, ideal for those who need to connect to servers and networks through various protocols, including SSH, Telnet, and Serial, among others. With an efficient graphical interface and a wide range of functionalities, ZOC Terminal is the perfect tool for system administrators, developers and network operators looking to effectively manage remote connections.

Broad support for connection protocols

One of ZOC Terminal's main benefits is its support for multiple protocols, including SSH, Telnet, Rlogin and serial connections, offering great flexibility in accessing different devices and systems. This versatility is crucial for IT environments that require different remote access methods to manage equipment like servers, switches and routers.

Advanced automation and scripting

ZOC Terminal allows users to automate repetitive tasks thanks to its powerful scripting function. With support for the REXX scripting language, users can create custom scripts to streamline complex or repetitive operations, increasing productivity and minimizing errors. This is ideal for administrators looking to optimize workflows and efficiently manage multiple connections.

Session management with tabbed interface

ZOC Terminal's design makes managing multiple simultaneous connections easy thanks to its tabbed system, allowing users to keep multiple sessions open and well organized. In addition, sessions can be saved and reused in future connections, saving time and simplifying the work involved in managing multiple servers. This feature is especially useful if you need to switch between different connections quickly without losing data.

Support for terminal emulations

ZOC Terminal is also compatible with a variety of classic terminal types, such as VT100, VT220, TN3270 and ANSI, which ensures that it can connect to and work with older or specialized systems. This makes it a useful tool for those who need to interact with mainframes or UNIX-based platforms that still use these technologies.