- Remote software like teamviewer but with ssh how to#
- Remote software like teamviewer but with ssh registration#
įor example, here is an entry I have in my ~/.ssh/config: Host A cheap Linux vps hosting is probably the best way to go.įrom your work computer, you can use "connect" in your ssh configuration to tunnel through the proxy to "third-pc" - see. So you need a third computer - preferably running Linux or BSD - call it "third-pc". And people need help when using Linux.From the sounds of it, there's no particular "application" that's going to solve your problem, it's more of a networking issue - your home computer is behind NAT and your work computer is behind a proxy (http or socks).
I really really like Manjaro and Manjaro ARM, but this is a bit of a thing, not being able to remotely help people. Hmm, not liking the options much on this. Use a (self-hosted) XMPP server as a reverse proxy, and fire up a chat into a desktop sharing kinda thing. That said, I am really rather hoping that I can set something up with XMPP clients. Have to set up a VPN thing and trust people not abusing it… Yeah… Have people Wireguard into the VPS, then help them using VNC, like with krfb and krdc or nomachine.Īnd that is presuming the Wireguard is able to reverse proxy. I’m thinking maybe setting up a VPS as Wireguard host/server. Instead of opening ports to the internet, i’m thinking tunneling and then using the required ports through the tunnel in a reverse proxy kinda way. I also rather not set up open ports with port fowarding on people’s computer, because I would not like that happen to me and my PC. Registering and installing agents and such, wouldn’t like that have done to me. Yeah, we are not making things easy with helping people, that is for sure.Īnd I’m with you on relying on third party services, but TeamViewer really does work well. Is that an option, realistically speaking?
I am inclined to look at adding armhf architecture to Manjaro ARM installs to get Anydesk-rpi going. It looks like realistically, with the right XMPP desktop client I could get at least remote desktop viewing. Jitsi Meet HAD remote desktop support, but disabled it again as security concern. Zoom appears to have remote desktop support, but then: Zoom… Still thinking there might be a WebRTC type of solution here somewhere. Which is a little iffy, seeing as other people’s PCs aren’t mine. Seems like a possible solution, though this seems to enable remote desktop sharing fulltime.
Remote software like teamviewer but with ssh registration#
Jitsi Desktop seems to do screen sharing / remote desktop, also not available for ARM64.īut that is registration software. To make it clearer: Im just looking for a simple GUI thats easy / self-explanatory to use just like TeamViewer is no matter what underlying tech it uses - I dont really care about the protocols it uses as long as they are working & secure and the program userfriendly. Oh, and finally: Much appreciation for an awesome ARM64 distribution!Īnydesk-bin does not work on ARM64, is x86 only… So, this would not be the solution for Manjaro ARM, I’m afraid.Īnydesk-rpi does not work on ARM64 either, is armhf.
Remote software like teamviewer but with ssh how to#
I’m not setting up port forwarding because of the same reasons + not really all that secure.Īny ideas how to get a teamviewer-like setup going that handles NAT/firewalls? Just like to help people using Manjaro ARM Linux… And do that from Manjaro ARM Linux as well. I’d like to help them because they are in fact not computer techs. I’m thinking I could use an SSH server and reverse-tunnel, or use a VPN/Wireguard server and reverse proxy/tunnel, but usability-wise that would be a hard sell for the people I’d like to help remotely. You could do some RDP and VNC stuff, but then again: NAT and firewalling blocks all that. However, I would like to connect to another computer, and the teamviewer client has no ARM option.ĪnyDesk costs $ if there is even an ARM client, and quite a few $ per month at that.Ĭhrome Remote Desktop is no option, because ARM64 and, lets face it: Google. OK, I get that Teamviewer is not available, and that with “teamviewer host” (armv7) and some magic you can somewhat get the host going.
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