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ProxyLink includes a full SSH terminal in the browser — no SSH client, no VPN software on the engineer’s machine.
Video tutorial: Browser SSH Through One Gateway — 90 seconds, real footage of adding an SSH service under a gateway and using it.

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Connect via SSH

  1. Open the proxy link for the target device
  2. Click SSH — a terminal opens in the browser
  3. Enter credentials and connect
The terminal supports full terminal features — colour output, tab completion, vim, tmux.

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Session recording

Enable session recording on the proxy link to capture every SSH session as an asciicast file. Recordings are stored for 14 days (3 days during Early Access) and playable from the Recordings page.
During the current Early Access period, retention is 3 days for all plans.

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Supported auth methods

  • Username + password
  • Username + private key (paste the key in the connection dialog)

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TCP proxy SSH

For devices accessible only via a TCP tunnel link (not a browser terminal), connect using a standard SSH client: