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Would it be possible to use Guacamole in a setup with a server and a client, if neither the server or the client has an externally visible IP, and their firewal
by pveierland 9y ago
Would it be possible to use Guacamole in a setup with a server and a client, if neither the server or the client has an externally visible IP, and their firewalls cannot be configured?
Alternatively, are there other solutions which make it "easy" to enable SSH access to the server in such a scenario?
- viraptor 9y agoYou could give zero-tier a go. It supports that case and asked you to build a whole network, not just tunnel ssh.
- detuur 9y ago"Easiest" way I can think of is to both connect them to an externally visible VPN server. This can be an Amazon micro instance or even a raspberry pi.
- SahAssar 9y agoThey are exploring making it work over webrtc which would support such a use case (although you'd still need a signaling server to setup the initial connection)
- discordianfish 9y agoYou can use something like https://ngrok.com/ https://ngrok.com/ to expose a local SSH server.
- pveierland 9y agoPerfect, thanks! Will check it out.
- y4mi 9y agoGravitational Teleport[0] is exactly what you've just imagined. I set up the free version a few month ago. if that suffices, its really neat. if it doesn't... the paid version probably still won't be an option, because it's silly expensive. [0] https://github.com/gravitational/teleport https://github.com/gravitational/teleport
- pveierland 9y agoPerfect, thanks! Will check it out.