Token2Shell/WP - Elegant yet Powerful SSH Client for Windows Phone

Start Token2Shell/WP and turn your Windows Phone into a powerful SSH client for accessing and managing your servers from anywhere!

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS

Supports SSH2 and TELNET protocols.
Supports XTerm/ANSI/VT100/VT102/VT52 terminal emulations.
Includes a translucent virtual keyboard for entering special keys such as ESC, TAB and function keys.
ENTER and TAB buttons on Token2Shell/WP virtual keyboard support 4-way press-and-move gestures for entering arrow keys and HOME/END/PAGE-UP/PAGE-DOWN keys.
Tapping gesture is translated to single/double left mouse clicking in XTerm emulation mode.
Supports single character input mode for entering individual characters and control key combinations.
Includes "Line Sender" for composing text before sending it to server.
Supports pinch-to-zoom and panning for terminal screen.
Supports both portrait and landscape orientations.
Supports viewing buffered previous text.
Supports Western/Central European (Windows-1252/1250), US/Extended ASCII (DOS/CP437), and UTF-8 character code pages.

SUPPORTED SSH2 FEATURES

Authentication Methods
Password, Keyboard-Interactive
Ciphers
AES (256/192/128 Bits)
MAC(Message Authentication Code) Algorithms
SHA1
Key Exchange Methods
diffie-hellman-group1-sha1, diffie-hellman-group14-sha1,
diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha1
Hostkey Types
RSA
Data Compression
none

4-WAY PRESS-AND-MOVE GESTURES

Token2Shell/WP includes a translucent keyboard for sending key strokes that cannot be entered from Windows Phone's built-in keyboard such as ESC and TAB. The translucent keyboard also supports entering arrow keys and HOME/END/PAGE-UP/PAGE-DOWN keys by using 4-way press-and-move gestures.

A 4-way gesture starts with pressing the center of the assigned button and then making a move in one of the 4 directions; left, right, up or down. ENTER button is assigned for arrow keys, and TAB button is assigned for HOME/END/PAGE-UP/PAGE-DOWN keys. Without the movement, the assigned button acts like a normal button.

CHANGING TERMINAL ANSWERBACK TEXT

When Token2Shell/WP connects to a server, it sends a terminal identification text. The server then starts a terminal session according to the text. This identification text is commonly referred to as a terminal answerback string or TERM variable.

Token2Shell/WP includes commonly used identification strings that are also supported by Token2Shell/WP. If you wish to select one from this list, tap the expand button located next to the edit box.

If you need to enter a custom terminal answerback text, simply tap the edit box and enter the identification text of your choosing.

COLOR SELECTION

Token2Shell/WP supports customizable text and background colors. If you wish to change the color, you can select one from a list of pre-configured colors by tapping the current color block.

If you wish to use a custom color, tap the edit box next to the current color block that shows the RGB value of the current color, and then enter your own. The format of a RGB color value used in Token2Shell/WP is the same as the one used in HTML. For additional information about the format, please visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors#Hex_triplet.

NOTES

Single character input mode may not work with some language keyboard layouts such as Chinese/Japanese/Korean. In such case, please use "Line Sender" to compose text before sending it to the server.
Due to Windows Phone OS app management policies, Token2Shell/WP will lose its connection to the server when it's pushed back and another app is launched or activated.
In order to minimize external dependencies, Token2Shell/WP utilizes AES, RSA and SHA1 functions already built into Windows Phone OS.