TeamViewer-like SSH access
Hello All, is there a TeamViewer-like solution for ssh only devices? I have a few remote Linux/FreeBSD systems that I take care of, but I don't want to fire up VPNs or expose port 22 to the internet.
On 09/14/2015 09:50 PM, Ansar Mohammed wrote:
Hello All, is there a TeamViewer-like solution for ssh only devices? I have a few remote Linux/FreeBSD systems that I take care of, but I don't want to fire up VPNs or expose port 22 to the internet.
Ummm... Port 22 is SSH.
I hate TeamViewer. I do everything with SSH, unless I have to talk to a windoze box. Moving sshd to a different port will remove 90% of hacking attempts. Use strong passwords, or even better keys! I use iptables to only allow access from a small set of machines over the internet. Also one of the best programs I've found which turns ssh into a VPN (for all my purposes anyway) is sshuttle. On 15-09-15 07:04 AM, James Knott wrote:
On 09/14/2015 09:50 PM, Ansar Mohammed wrote
Hello All, is there a TeamViewer-like solution for ssh only devices? I have a few remote Linux/FreeBSD systems that I take care of, but I don't want to fire up VPNs or expose port 22 to the internet.
Ummm... Port 22 is SSH.
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sshuttle is very nice! I have a vps with ssh in a random port, and sshpot on 22. I put Google Auth PAM module on ssh, so if anyone logs from an ip not from my range, will have to supply the code too. On Sep 15, 2015 08:12, "Darryl Moore" <darryl@moores.ca> wrote:
I hate TeamViewer. I do everything with SSH, unless I have to talk to a windoze box.
Moving sshd to a different port will remove 90% of hacking attempts. Use strong passwords, or even better keys! I use iptables to only allow access from a small set of machines over the internet. Also one of the best programs I've found which turns ssh into a VPN (for all my purposes anyway) is sshuttle.
On 15-09-15 07:04 AM, James Knott wrote:
On 09/14/2015 09:50 PM, Ansar Mohammed wrote
Hello All, is there a TeamViewer-like solution for ssh only devices? I have a few remote Linux/FreeBSD systems that I take care of, but I don't want to fire up VPNs or expose port 22 to the internet.
Ummm... Port 22 is SSH.
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