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That is an interesting idea do you know of any tool that can do the websocket to socket translation in combination with an xterm.js webpage?
by ttobias 7y ago
That is an interesting idea do you know of any tool that can do the websocket to socket translation in combination with an xterm.js webpage?
- nirui 7y agoNot with a webpage. But there are many two-part proxies supports Websocket or even HTTP as their back-end transport protocol. The idea is basically: Your SSH client <---SSH-Traffic---> Proxy front-end <----Websocket----> Proxy back-end <---SSH-Traffic---> Target SSH server You can deploy the "Proxy front-end" inside the restricted network, and the "Proxy back-end" out side the network. After that, all you need to do it to config your SSH client to go through that proxy front-end. There are many proxy software is capable of doing that, the GitHub keyword I believe is "socks5 websocket".