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It is properly encrypted: Your machine, being an SSH server, gets to decide who can login. The encryption works just with any normal SSH session: between the e
by old-gregg 10y ago
It is properly encrypted:
Your machine, being an SSH server, gets to decide who can login. The encryption works just with any normal SSH session: between the end user and the server (your machine).
The cloud bridge running on https://teleconsole.com https://teleconsole.com simply acts as a proxy connecting sockets between two users who are behind NAT (without being able to decrypt).
Disclaimer: I'm the author of Teleconsole.
[edit: formatting]
- sigjuice 10y agoThanks for your reply. And apologies for my short attention span. I read "proxy", "NAT" and jumped to conclusions.
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- rileymat2 10y agoDoes it run as a proxy or does it just do the nat hole punching?
- old-gregg 10y agoThis page is good: http://gravitational.com/teleport/docs/architecture/ http://gravitational.com/teleport/docs/architecture/ The proxy accepts two incoming connections: from your server and from the client, then it bridges them and allows the client to negotiate an SSH handshake with the server.