Welcome to our latest video where we dive into Nexterm, an exciting new open-source server management tool that’s taking SSH, …
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Since the video went live this morning, Proxmox support has been added to easily manage Proxmox servers with a quick login. Again, though, this is still in early development and shouldn't be used in production just yet.
This looks pretty good, will keep an eye out for the release video!
I use MobaXterm, which is free for use in homelab-scale environments. It supports SSH, Telnet, Rsh, Xdmcp, RDP, VNC, FTP, SFTP, Serial, File, Shell, Browser, Mosh, AWS S3, and WSL. Recommended.
@12:35 You're creating a SSH connection but just using basic user/password authentication. If you're looking to use private/public key authentication, you'd have to have that accessible to the container, either inside the user directory or from an externally mounted volume? Or is that 'key' option going to import that?
Ha, I think your video broke his site. I can't get it to come up now. I will try again tomorrow. Great video!
Such a great tool and I can't wait to see where it goes!
Interesting server management tool. Thanks for the demo!
thanks for sharing.
That icon looks like a left menu slider (slide in/out)
You put out these videos at the perfect time. I was just looking for something exactly like this!
I've tried guacamole (ui is terrible imo, no native dark mode, installation is kind of complex), teleport (going paid now), kasm (extra bloat just for this use), and others.
Guacamole didn't (maybe still doesn't) support ARM (only Intel) so i couldn't use the docker image on my Pi4. Does this support ARM ?
I am keeping an eye on the project! It feels like Remote Desktop Remote in a browser (the way I use that program.).
Hey man, this came at the perfect time! Thank you. Glad to see you doing these!
@DB Tech I think his name is pronounced muh TIE us
i think it’s pronounced mah-thigh-us phonetically
great potential here thanks for the video!
It works great, thanks for the video. Hope they will develop this further.
If you see the source code, Nexterm is built on top of guacamole daemon.. so yeah, its a good stuff
Cheers. I'd been looking for an alternative for mobaxterm and this seems to be a good one.
Awesome stuff. I hope someday there will be an Active directory integration, it will be very usefull
Back to portainer, no more dockge? This looks incredible!! Holy cow this was exactly what I was looking for to replace guacamole.
I'm looking for something to handle lots of servers. I mean we in our organization have lots of servers and when someone joins to our team, it has a flow to give him access to servers but when he leaves, we have to get all accesses and this is horrible. Currently we use ssh keys authorization but I was wondering if there is any solution that makes it easier? My plan is to write an ansible script but any other ideas are appreciated. Plus servers handling can contain checking other stuff like package management or locales and etc…
Awesome video!! One challenge I have found as a newer home labber is knowing when to update docker containers and such. I don't want them to automatically update without me telling it to, but would like to be able to "follow" or be notified when services that I use get updated. Any recommendations? I figured there had to be something out there that is already doing this.
Looks Promising! I got a question, what is your thoughts on Cosmos Server? Have you tried it? BTW great content , keep up!
Is it like Xtreme?
It really looks promising!
Seems not ready. I asked the developer if they intend on continuing bug fixes and they said yes, so I'm hoping to hop on the train in maybe like 6 months
please copy and paste if is posible, i can't work on a system that can't do that.
This seems to be basically a competitor to teleport but not yet prod ready?
This kind of reminds me of Microsofts SysInternal RDP Connection Manager but with more features such as SSH and VNC.
Love that 2FA is built in from the start. These are some great videos David!
I use mRemoteNG which is pretty much the same thing only it is not a browser thing but just a fat client. I guess I can see how a browser based could be useful but also it could be a security issue. One thing about mremoteng is you can put in external programs so for example you could open the vmware remote app for different guest vms.
this project looks promising
Support for raspberry pi 4b 8gb?