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They do allow ssh via a web browser. It may be a "beta" feature, but it doesn't require the client to run anything.
by coda_ 2y ago
They do allow ssh via a web browser. It may be a "beta" feature, but it doesn't require the client to run anything.
- e12e 2y agoRequires your client to run a web browser though? That's a lot different from just an ssh client?
- RockRobotRock 2y agoNot a web browser, the client has to install cloudflared to connect. It's pretty much exactly the Tailscale feature, but clunkier. https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-networks/use-cases/ssh/ https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections...
- mortos 2y agoGP was saying the client would require a web browser. The server of course needs cloudflared. That said, personally I don't really have any devices that can use SSH but not a browser.
- RockRobotRock 2y agoMy past comment is wrong but you do need to install cloudflared on the client if you want to SSH without a browser. Read the docs, you can do it either way.
- tarasglek 2y agoI found it easier to use ssh over websocat over cloudflared. Then you just need websocat again on clientside and can use regular ssh client with it
- nottorp 2y ago> I don't really have any devices that can use SSH but not a browser. No headless boxes?
- mortos 2y agoJust seeing this. Yeah, you're technically right. But I never sit at my headless boxes. I SSH to them and then from there could SSH Jump if I really needed to use SSH out of those boxes. Also I wouldn't use Cloudflare Tunnels so this is a moot point.