SSH Term Pro Reviews – Page 7
3/5 rating based on 70 reviews. Read all reviews for SSH Term Pro for iPhone.
SSH Term Pro is paid iOS app published by Jayanti Katariya
Good app very useful
Marcusmh777
I use this ssh terminal app to access all my headless machines (Raspberry PIs, gnu/Linux, other) from my iPad. Very useful; powerful. I can't give five stars because sometimes the keyboard sticks, and always the second terminal logged active has a keyboard delay; very irritating. I Sam using ssh pro 2.4
Always there when I need it
zapbe
A reliable app that always works well on the occasions where I have to log in directly to another system.
Needs mosh especially on iOS
Observer2010
Apple's Hitler like policies on banning background multitasking makes mosh a requirement.
excellent tool
mrbriskers
Perfect tool either on the iPhone or iPad to ssh or telnet in UNIX servers & run command line functions. Works best with iPad in conjunction with a Bluetooth keyboard (although it is not needed).
Does its job!
res1233
This app is very lightweight, but an SSH client doesn't really need to have much power locally. It has full support for public key encryption, which is a must for me. It's a must-have for any SSH users.
Very nicely done
lazloman
Excellent interface that adjusts in a very logical fashion when shifting from portrait to landscape. The developer wisely placed commonly used commands like ctrl-c and the dash on the toolbar above the keyboard. Very practically designed for these small screens, even the iPhone 6+.
Probably the best iOS has to offer
Rryjnbyidkr
It does the job, but: 1) I can't find any way to submit a bug report or get help outside of Facebook, which I do not use 2) the home and disconnect icons obscure text when using vi 3) it won't connect to hosts with AAAA DNS records from an ipv4-only network and 4) part of the scrollback buffer is visible at the top of the screen on an iPad in horizontal mode. That said, good SSH clients are hard to find on iOS and so far this is by far the best I have found.
Found a bug
Silas102_201
Sometimes the caret get mixed up within the text displayed in terminal. Instead of ending up on a new line after hostname or whatever