Update:
I configured putty (Windows 8; x64) to send exactly the same data as an old 16 bit Hyperterminal (Windows XP). I tested it using Wireshark.
But still the Software on the Suse Server does not respond correctly to my typing of Fn keys.
What could possibly be wrong? Wat am I missing here?
I just switched from a 16 bit terminal client to Putty (on Windows 8 Pro x64) and ran into a Problem which I cannot solve on my own:
I need the Keyboard shortcut [Shift]+[F1] inside the Server-Session. But whenever I type the two keys, Putty just removes the selected character form the screen.
Wireshark told me the transmitted Data is "\033[Y" and the "Poor Woman's Telnet Server" (ShellIo Java Library) calls it "Unrecognized ESC sequence with char 89 Y".
How can I send this escape sequence from the putty client? I configured putty to SCO Keyboard Settings and it sends the right sequences (so it's shown in Wireshark). But the Server does not respond to F1 to F12.
Best Answer
try following: Configuring PuTTY