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Browser SSH Through One Gateway

Reach a Linux server on a client site over SSH, straight from your browser, without installing anything on the server itself. In this tutorial we open the ProxyLink Devices page, find the site gateway, and add an SSH service under it. The form is already tied to the gateway, so you just pick TCP, name the service, enter the server's LAN IP, and set port 22. One click later the service appears under the gateway, and the built-in browser terminal drops you into a live shell over the encrypted WireGuard tunnel. No agent on the device, no open ports, no public IP needed. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev

Step by step

1. 1

   Sign in to ProxyLink

2. 2

   Open the Devices page

3. 3

   This is the site gateway. Services live under it

4. 4

   Click Add service on the gateway

5. 5

   The service is already tied to your gateway

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   SSH is a TCP service, so choose TCP

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   Give the service a name

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   Enter the device LAN IP

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   SSH runs on port 22

10. 10

    Created. The service now lives under the gateway

11. 11

    Open a terminal in your browser

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    Enter the SSH login

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    Live shell over the encrypted tunnel

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    No agent on the device, no open ports. It just works