Kermit 95 is a full-featured terminal emulator and communications suite for Windows that connects to remote systems over serial lines, modems, and TCP/IP networks. It supports Telnet, SSH, and Rlogin, and provides reliable file transfer using the Kermit protocol as well as X/Y/ZMODEM options for noisy links. The software includes a powerful scripting language for automation, a phonebook-style dialer, session logging, and extensive character-set translation, including modern UTF-8 workflows. It offers a wide range of terminal emulations—such as VT100/220/320, ANSI, Wyse, IBM 3151, and Tektronix—making it a strong choice for accessing legacy UNIX, VMS, and mainframe hosts. Designed for robustness and accuracy, Kermit 95 emphasizes data integrity and flexibility across generations of Windows systems.
Kermit 95 is developed by Halliburton. The most popular version of this product among our users is 2.1. The names of program executable files are k95.exe, k95dial.exe and k95g.exe.
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